RISC OS Developments seem to be very busy these days. Not content with resurrecting lots of classic software, creating a Browser and pushing RISC OS forwards, they have also been working on an updated version of Pinboard.
 

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

Last time round, I updated my Pi to RISC OS 5.28. This time I am going to update my copy of RPCEmu running on my Mac from 5.27 to the new release which is a very similar process.
 

With the arrival of RISC OS 5.28 you are probably thinking about updating an existing machine. This has become a lot easier with recent RISC OS releases.
 

This months speaker was Gerph, talking about his RISC OS experiences and his new project. All mistakes and omissions in the notes are mine (apologies).
 

With the arrival of RISC OS for the Raspberry Pi 4, I decided it was time to upgrade my old Pi 3. Traditionally, I have gone for a standard PI with just an SD card in the official compact box. But I was really taken with the stylish Delta cases shown in the RISCOSbits show talk so I decided to go for a more upmarket machine this time round with a PiHard.
 

It is now possible to build RISC OS code online with the free RISC OS Build system.
 

Good tools are critical to the continued development and success of RISC OS, so it is really good to see ROOL continuing to improve their toolchain. DDE30 is the latest release from ROOL.