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Outline of interest (version 0.1) |
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I'm highly reliant on RISC OS implementations for almost all my ongoing and planned projects, |
I'm highly reliant on RISC OS implementations for almost all my ongoing and planned projects, |
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so maintain a strong interest in developments. |
so maintain a strong interest in developments. |
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I am happy to contribute funding (to a modest extent) to keep RISC OS magazines in print |
I am happy to contribute funding (to a modest extent) to keep RISC OS magazines in print |
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and software writers rewarded. |
and software writers rewarded. |
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I occasionally write for ''Archive'' magazine and ''The WROCC''. |
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My ownership of Acorn and RISC OS machines: |
My ownership of Acorn and RISC OS machines: |
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1986 BBC Micro Master (given away) |
1986 BBC Micro Master (given away) |
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1989 Archimedes 310 (given away) |
1989 Archimedes 310 (given away) |
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1996 RiscPC 710 ->StrongArm |
1996 RiscPC 710 -> StrongArm -> Kinetic (given away) |
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2002 Iyonix ( |
2002 Iyonix (given away) |
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2012-present Raspberry Pis 1B, 2B, 3B+, 4B |
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2015-present ARMX6 (in daily use) |
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2021-present Raspberry Pi 400 (in frequent use) |
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Latest revision as of 18:08, 16 February 2022
I'm highly reliant on RISC OS implementations for almost all my ongoing and planned projects, so maintain a strong interest in developments.
I am happy to contribute funding (to a modest extent) to keep RISC OS magazines in print and software writers rewarded.
I occasionally write for Archive magazine and The WROCC.
My ownership of Acorn and RISC OS machines:
1982 BBC Micro model B (sold) 1986 BBC Micro Master (given away) 1989 Archimedes 310 (given away) 1996 RiscPC 710 -> StrongArm -> Kinetic (given away) 2002 Iyonix (given away) 2012-present Raspberry Pis 1B, 2B, 3B+, 4B 2015-present ARMX6 (in daily use) 2021-present Raspberry Pi 400 (in frequent use)
