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On RISCOScode.com webzine publishes autumn issue:

I love riscoscode and all those silly banners! highlandcattle on 4/9/09 11:14AM [ Reply | Permalink | Report ]

On ARM-powered computer firm in RISC OS port talks :

This is great news! If everything happens this means we will get a supported Cortex computer + Jeffrey will get help porting RO5 to the Cortex line! highlandcattle on 31/8/09 8:52PM [ Reply | Permalink | Report ]

On RISCWorld mag back-issues reprinted online for free:

Wow, Both of you are very annoying. One cannot deny that both off you have done great things for RISC OS. Aaron with RO4, VA and Foundation. Rjek with NetSurf (see I spelled it correctly). But it is very clear that Rjek just want's to annoy and pester Aaron, which effectivly makes him a troll and nobody likes one of those (no matter how much you have done for the platform). To Aaron: stop taking the bait and learn see things in perspective! Oh and thank you for making all of this available. highlandcattle on 25/8/09 1:14PM [ Reply | Permalink | Report ]

On First screenshot: Beagleboard runs RISC OS 5 desktop:

Awesome, this will get me back in to RISC OS! highlandcattle on 11/5/09 5:00PM [ Reply | Permalink | Report ]

On RISC OS 5 pictured running on ARM Cortex-A8 kit:

What are you working on, if I might ask ? Besides Netsurf ofcourse highlandcattle on 28/4/09 9:37PM [ Reply | Permalink | Report ]

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