Some things we noticed this month. What did you see?
 

If you have not come across RiscFF before it is a RISC OS GUI Front end for the RISC OS version of FFmpeg - a set of command line tools for handing video and audio files.
 

If you have been unable to attend the RISC OS Shows at Wakefield or London, you will be very pleased to hear that Midlands User Group have relaunched their Show as an online event.
 

The June Rougol meeting was a slightly different format to usual. The theme was celebrating 35 years of RISC OS (where has the time gone).
 

The Rougol June meeting on Monday 20th June is a special 35th Birthday celebration for RISC OS with a special format. The journalist Liam Proven will be hosting the celebration with a special selection of guests including some of the original development team.
 

I was lucky enough to finally meet the blogger, RISC OS and Retro fan Andrew Oyston in person at the recent Wakefield show. So naturally, I ambushed him and asked him to tell us more...
 

RISCOSbits have relaunched their scheme to allow you to update your Pi 4 system to one of their systems (Pi Harder, PiRO Noir, FOURtress and PiAno machines).
 

The Spring edition of Drag'n'Drop (now into Volume 11, edition 2) has been available for a few weeks now.