zap.tartarus.org

sparse.net

RISC OS ...initialising

http://www.sparse.net/riscos.html

Middot; c.s.a. These links and words should provide some more information about RISC OS and about its future. This page should also encourage you to try out the cream of RISC OS programs floating around on the WWW. The links under RISC OS in the lefthand navigational bar are my contribution to the RISC OS ‘community’: c.s.a.’s most wanted, a collection of ROMPatch commands for RISC OS 4 and Select and the RISC OS Vim page. And now. software I like and enjoy using:. Amongst other software by Joseph Heenan...

kasoft.info

Kasoft Software: Active Projects

http://www.kasoft.info/projects.html

Kasoft Software is developing a large number of systems. However, it is Kasoft's accepted practice not to release systems until they are definitely ready for prime-time. The following list of systems includes possible future releases only, and no promises are made as to the viability of them receiving any scale of distribution. The Prodesy environment, the Prodetex documentation language, and KaProdesy implementation, including the following application suite:. KaData, a hierarchical object database.

old-www.moreofthesa.me.uk

ymbj: Zap

http://old-www.moreofthesa.me.uk/zap.html

This site is a copy of my old website, www.youmustbejoking.demon.co.uk, retained for historical raisins. For older versions of Zap:. 024 patch-2: binary for Zap 1.40 and 1.41,. Binary for Zap 1.42 and 1.43,. For Zap 1.44:. 025 test-6: binary,. 025 test-7: binary,. 026 test-1: binary,. 026 test-2: binary,. 026 test-3: binary,. Download 0.33 (5 February 1999). To download the module and source. Several commands have been removed; you'll find them, in some cases renamed, in ZapText and ZapUtil.

kasoft.info

Kasoft Software: Mission Statement

http://www.kasoft.info/mission.html

Kasoft Software's mission is to provide innovative. Software systems that evolve according to the needs of the end-user. We aim to provide efficient. Software that does not place unnecessary demands on hardware, while providing a high-level of functionality. Kasoft places emphasis on a high degree of backwards compatibility while still taking advantage of new and evolving standards. We strive to write software that has an intuitive. Interface, is well documented. And is potentially adaptable.

wrocc.org.uk

About this Website - Wakefield RISC OS Computer Club

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Raquo; About this Website. This website was constructed by Steve Fryatt, using a RISC OS system running StrongED. Based on an original design by Ruth Gunstone and Trevor Goodley. Please report any problems, broken links or suggestions for improvements to Steve. Although not optimised for any specific browser, on RISC OS this site looks good in NetSurf. Wakefield RISC OS Computer Club, 2002-2016 Contact us.

kasoft.info

Kasoft Software: Development Platforms

http://www.kasoft.info/platform.html

Kasoft Software has chosen two quite disparate development platforms which help it to balance the conflicting demands. The first platform is the Advanced RISC Machine from ARM. ARM is a low-power processor architecture with a compact RISC instruction set. The toolset used for development on this platform includes the in-house Kasm assembler, and the ARM BBC BASIC module provided with RISC OS. The first operating system for the ARM processor. The second platform is the Java Virtual Machine.

kaserver5.org

Kasoft Software

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You won't see anywhere else on the web. Web design by Kasoft Typesetting. Toolset includes ArtWorks from MW Software. Maintained by Kade Hansson; e-mail: archer@kasoft.info. Updated on 2 May 2006; XHTML 1.0 Transitional. One man can make a difference! Try a Foobar Nutrition perspective.

kaserver5.org

Kasoft Software: Software Downloads

http://www.kaserver5.org/downloads.html

The following packages are available for download. Please consult the included License, Read-Me-First or! Help files for licensing requirements. If you do not accept the licence, please delete the archive from your system. AntiSpam 1.17t, a POP client written by Dave Higton. N.B. This is not the latest version, it is merely to provide a point of comparison for the developments on the AntiSpam 1k development branch. (Historical release 1.17t.). Web design by Kasoft Typesetting.

paulvigayappreciationsociety.org

The Icon Bar: An arbitrary number of possibly influential RISC OS things

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32K PRES Advanced Battery Backed RAM. RISC OS FR : The Raspberry Pie contest. Aemulor - is it still live? Code GCC produces that makes you cry #12684. Where to get started. Wakefield Acorn and RISC OS Show, 16th April 2016. Wakefield 2003 - the preview. News round up: software special. RISC OS 2002 show. RISC OS 2001 show. Wakefield 2006 show report. Wakefield 2001 show report. Wakefield 2002 show report. Wakefield 2005 show report (pictures). Enter your search terms. Posted by Phil Mellor. The 3D icons ...

riscos.org

Riscos : RISC OS Module Database

http://www.riscos.org/support/modules.html

Friday 2 Sep, 2016. Select topic of interest. Another recommended site is Peter Howkins excellent RISC OS module database at http:/ www.marutan.net/db/. Which is probably more up-to-date and certainly more comprehensive than the lists on this page. Contents of PRE-RISC OS 4! The modules listed below are the latest ones I know of for pre-RISC OS 4 systems. Some will be specific to various versions of RISC OS, and I've based it on a RISC OS 3.7 Universal Boot Structure. 415 (06 Jun 2004). 286 (18 Jan 1994).