Forums

Username:

Password:

User accounts

Register new account
Forgot password

Forum stats

List of members

Search the forums


Advanced search

Recent discussions

- Elsear brings super-fast Networking to Risc PC/A7000/A7000+ (News:)
- Latest hardware upgrade from RISCOSbits (News:)
- RISC OS London Show Report 2024 (News:1)
- Announcing the TIB 2024 Advent Calendar (News:1)
- Code GCC produces that makes you cry #12684 (Prog:39)
- RISCOSbits releases a new laptop solution (News:)
- Rougol November 2024 meeting on monday (News:)
- Drag'n'Drop 14i1 edition reviewed (News:)
- WROCC November 2024 talk o...ay - Andrew Rawnsley (ROD) (News:2)
- October 2024 News Summary (News:3)

Related articles

- Wakefield 2003 - the preview
- Wakefield 2006 show report
- Wakefield 2005 show report (pictures)
- Wakefield 2004 show report
- Wakefield 2002 show report
- Wakefield 2005 show report
- Wakefield 2004 show report
- Iconbar in update shocker!
- Wakefield 2003 show report
- Wakey Wakey, it's show time again!

Latest postings RSS Feeds

RSS 2.0 | 1.0 | 0.9
Atom 0.3
Misc RDF | CDF
 
View on Mastodon
@www.iconbar.com@rss-parrot.net

Site Search

 
Article archives
The Icon Bar: News and features: RISC OS Expo 2004
 

RISC OS Expo 2004

As we didn't have any of our news monkeys at this weekends show we are pilfering our information from ArcSite.
Apparently there were no major new products being sold at the show, but there was a lot of developments from the Wakefield Show.
ArtWorks was showing off the new clipping function, and Easiwriter had Artworks support. R-Comp were showing new versions of Musicman and Grapevine.
Desk were selling the MicroDigital Omega albeit without the fabled ARMTwister, and RISCOS Ltd were still showing off their unstable Omega that featured at Wakefield.
Despite the RISC OS crisis, RISCOS Ltd were still selling Adjust ROMs, and expect to be around for a few more years dragging out their dispute with Castle. Castle talked about the future of RISC OS explaining that VirtualRiscPC plays an important role in the market, and they expect that MD and STD will be using RISC OS 5 within 12-18months.

If you would like any photos from the show published then please send them to news@iconbar.com

  RISC OS Expo 2004
  illuminatius (18:16 20/6/2004)
  Fedorenko (20:01 20/6/2004)
    fwibbler (21:42 20/6/2004)
 
hEgelia Message #93027, posted by illuminatius at 18:16, 20/6/2004
Member
Posts: 44
I'd like to say it was a good show, nice atmosphere, certainly not the 'agitated' mood I expected due to recent developments... :o)

Bought grapevine2 and logs-in even faster on my dialup, SA, RO4 machine then on a modern Dell winxp box... works a dream!

Heard some very interesting noise about ROLtd...It seems something nasty is in the background and will probably hit the fan coming weeks - tip of iceberg: they'll probably be merged into Castle, including own developments/extensions like select, meaning unification at last

  ^[ Log in to reply ]
 
Matthew Shepherd Message #93028, posted by Fedorenko at 20:01, 20/6/2004, in reply to message #93027
Member
Posts: 16
I have to say that if it takes a crisis like the one we are experiencing now to unify RISC OS agian, so be it.
  ^[ Log in to reply ]
 
fwibbler Message #93029, posted by fwibbler at 21:42, 20/6/2004, in reply to message #93028
fwibbler

Posts: 320
That may be, but if it drags on for years as some people are suggesting then the market will be irrepairably damaged.
I personally hope that it can be wrapped up very quickly indeed!
Cheers!
  ^[ Log in to reply ]
 

The Icon Bar: News and features: RISC OS Expo 2004

© Copyright One Point Nought 2000 - 2024.About | Staff | Contact us | Privacy policy