RISC OS User Group Of London
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Welcome to RISC OS User Group Of London |
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ABOUT ROUGOL
ROUGOL is a not-for-profit organisation consisting of RISC OS users in London and the south-east. Our aim is to bring those users together. There is no membership fee and entry to all meetings is free. To find out more, email us.
MEETINGS
Meetings are held on the third Monday of every month. Most meetings feature a guest speaker, demonstrating the latest hardware or software, giving tutorials of software both new and old, or simply to kick off discussions on the current hot topic.
Entrance is free, so why not come along and say hello?
Exciting news: ROUGOL are organising the RISC OS London Show this autumn. Put Saturday 3rd October in your diary now!
Next meeting
- Monday 20th July 2009 
RISC OS on Beagleboard - ROOL: Steve Revill, Andrew Hodgkinson, and Ben Avison
One of the most exciting announcements this year was that Jeffrey Lee had got RISC OS 5 running on the Beagleboard. This command line only version was on the ROOL stand at the Wakefield show, but since then work has progressed rapidly and this will be most people's first opportunity to see the RISC OS desktop running on the Beagleboard, which will be driving ROUGOL's projector for everyone to see.
The Beagleboard is a prototype hardware development system for devices using the new ARM Cortex-A8 processor. This system is being used in several upcoming netbook computers, such as the Touchbook, so getting RISC OS running on the Beagleboard offers up the possibility of new native RISC OS hardware.
ROOL will be demonstrating Beagleboard(s) with RISC OS 5 and talking more about the exciting future
this could lead to.
Click here for full details
Future Meetings 
17 August: Informal meeting
21 September: TBC
19 October: Impact database, Matthew Phillips
If there is a topic you would like to see covered, or (even better!) if there is a subject/program you would like to talk about or demonstrate, please contact us.
Recent Meetings
May: MessengerPro Server, Bryan Hogan
April: NetSurf 2, John-Mark Bell
March: ARM Netbooks and RISC OS, Keith Dunlop
February: SiteMatch, Richard Porter
January: Latest ArtWorks and EasiWriter developments, Stewart Brookes
December: Informal meeting, with some RPCemu tinkering
November: RPCemu on Linux, Keith Dunlop and Bryan Hogan
October: VirtualRPC, Charles Hope
September: Radar Systems, Dr Colin Wright of Denbridge Marine Report
Click here for a full index of past meetings, reports etc...
If you see a topic that hasn't been covered for a while that you think
needs revisiting, please let us know.