Next weekend is a big fixture in the RISC OS calendar with the 24th Wakefield Show.
 

If you are in the position of having to submit tax returns, you will be very pleased to see the new release of Prophet from Elesar.
 

Some things we noticed this month. What did you see?
 
ADFFS 2.72 released
 
Amcog updates Stunt Drivers game to v1.06, RDSP to v0.87 and the Development kit to 1.08
 
Our friends at RISC OS Blog review the current state of RISC OS Browsers.
 
Elesar releases Prophet version 4
 
Big Ben Club annual Day announced
 
ProCAD is back on !Store
 
And don't forget the Wakefield show next month on Saturday 27th April.
 

One of the big draws at the South-West Show was the chance to actually try (and see and touch!) 2 new RISC OS machines on the R-Comp stand.
 

One of the really exciting developments at the SW show was how software developers are starting to use the new features being added into RISC OS by the bounties. The TCP/IP and TLS developments in particular are allowing far more integration with the Internet.
 
 

You wait ages for news of one exciting web browser and then two come along at once....
 
 

Some things we noticed this month. What did you see?
 
Chris Evans proposes an idea for a Virtual Show.
 
Vote in the RISC OS 2018 awards
 
R-Comp releases their new Titan Computer
 
Prophet reaches version 3.96
 
There was a RISC OS show....
 
Future uncertain for ProCad and WebWonder as David Snell closes down site.
 
 
 

A very welcome new face at the SW show was Michael Grunditz, the developer behind the ARMBook port and the OWB port. We were very keen to find out more, and knew you would be too...
 
Would you like to introduce yourself?
I am a former embedded programmer. Nowadays I don't work for money because of health issues.
 
How long have you been using RISC OS?
Since the latter part of the 90ies. I was a fulltime Amiga user before that and before the switch I used a Amiga1200 with PPC accelerator and graphics card.