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  1. HTMLEdit Studio 6.5 released by R-Comp

    As the gap between ‘now’ and the London Show shrinking more and more – for the benefit of anyone who has been living in a hermit’s cave, it’s this coming Saturday (24th October) – another announcement has landed in the RISCOSitory inbox.

  2. With the London Show now just a week away – technically less given that it’s now the evening of the 17th – the announcements have started to appear, and RISCOSitory has had to switch to ‘just quote ’em in full’ mode (with the occasional tweak to make them…

  3. Join ROUGOL for a chase through space – 19th October

    Neatly following last month’s meeting, in which Mark Moxon showed off his two player, split screen version of Elite, this month the RISC OS User Group of London (ROUGOL) will be treated to a RISC OS game under development by Nick Anderson – aka jankfactor…

  4. An new version of turn-based fantasy strategy game Heroes of Might and Magic II is available from R-Comp Interactive, and can be purchased for £18.99 from !

  5. CJE Micro’s and 4D coming to London

    If you’re attending the London Show on 24th October, you’ll no doubt want to pay a visit to the CJE Micro’s/4D stand to see what they have to offer.

  6. ScummVM 2026.04.0 now available

    Missing the actual date by a couple of days – which is almost an off-by-one-or-two error, the bane of any programmer’s life – the developers of ScummVM have released another new version of the software to almost coincide with the 25th anniversary of its f…

  7. Two weeks today: RISC OS London

    In just three weeks time it will be my favourite day of the year – and exactly one week before that is a day that should be one of a small number of firm favourites amongst discerning RISC OS users.

  8. Mark Moxon will be joining the next meeting of the Wakefield RISC OS Computer Club (WROCC), which will take place on Wednesday, 7th October, to take the group on a tour of the various Acornsoft games he has taken a detailed look at, and into which he has…

  9. Meetings and events in October 2026

    The weekend starts here, and it’s the closest one to the start of October that I could fit this in – so with no further ado, here’s what meetings etc. are happening this month.

  10. StrongED test release 4.70a22 now available

    If you’re a bleeding edge user of StrongED, Fred Graute has another updated test release for you to play with: Version 4.70a22 (zip).

  11. A mission statement from RISC OS Technologies

    And a look at the use of AI in programming.

  12. Developers’ fireside chat – 26th September

    If you are interested in software development on RISC OS, the time has come again to gather around the fire, and meet up with other people with a similar interest to discuss the topic.

  13. With Avenger, the last of the Code the Classics volume 2 games converted to run on RISC OS, Jeroen Vermeulen has created a web-based home for them (as well as them being downloadable from )!

  14. Just over a year ago, Mark Moxon visited the RISC OS User Group of London (ROUGOL) to talk about how he had added econet support to Elite.

  15. AMCOG unveiling Ghost Hunter at London 2026

    As the next RISC OS event looms – the London Show, which will take place on Saturday, 24th October – the first piece of show-related news has landed in the RISCOSitory inbox: AMCOG Games will be releasing a new arcade-style game at London, to be called Gh…

  16. RISC OS in video #01

    How about another new trial feature?

  17. Time to shoot ’em up with Avenger

    Jeroen Vermeulen has released another game ported to RISC OS from the Code the Classics Volume II tome from Raspberry Pi Press – the last one from that particular book, so no more unless there’s another volume – and this time, you’ll find yourself blasting

  18. Font Directory Pro jumps beyond its FileCore bounds

    An update to Font Directory Pro is now available from Elesar Ltd.

  19. Issue 2 of French magazine Mag42 now available

    A new French-language digital magazine, Mag42, was launched recently by David Feugey – and the second issue is now available.

  20. Meetings and events in September 2026

    It’s the last day of August, and it happens – thankfully – to fall on an official holiday, so it’s time to give the new trial feature its second outing, and look at what RISC OS-related meetings and events are coming up in September.

  21. Andrew Rawnsley, wearing his RISC OS Developments hat, will be the guest speaker at the next Wakefield RISC OS Computer Club (WROCC) meeting, which takes place on Wednesday, 2nd September, and he will be talking on the subject of 64-bit.

  22. Markdown your Currency app in version 2.07

    Kevin Wells has released a new version of Currency, his application that provides a way to check exchange rates for different currencies, as well as the GDP (gross domestic product) and population information for different countries, without having the st…

  23. General RISC OS chat at ROUGOL – 17th August

    Tonight (17th August) is when the next RISC OS User Group of London (ROUGOL) meeting will take place, and like last month’s meeting it hasn’t been possible to arrange a guest speaker, so the meeting will again be an open one for general discussion of all…

  24. StrongED test release 4.70a21 now available

    There’s another new test release of StrongED available – version 4.70a21 [zip file] – with an upgrade [zip file] available to use by anyone who already has version 4.70a20 (noting that it is unsuitable for use with any other versions).

  25. A week later than originally scheduled, as previously noted, Martin Eastwood will be talking to the Wakefield RISC OS Computer Club (WROCC) on Wednesday, 12th August, 2026, covering a few different pieces of software: An A15 emulator, which “is aimed at r…

  26. August WROCC meeting delayed until 12th

    As mentioned in the recently posted roundup of August meetings, the Wakefield RISC OS Computer Club (WROCC) normally holds their meetings on the first Wednesday of each month, making the normal scheduled date this coming Wednesday.