Risc OS Technologies

@riscostech.bsky.social

Frosted Theme and ROM's for Risc OS and Community App Uploads http://www.riscosone.co.uk

PDFRenderV with Full JPEG Boost 3.1.3 and PDF Anti-Alias built in a pure C Module thats instantly loaded, All possible with the Brand New SpriteExtend 0.88 now with NEON Acceleration, Both new Modules will be available at RISCOSONE.CO.UK Soon

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New RISC OS Feature coming soon! A First for RISCOS a built in module that renders and loads PDF/JPEG/PNG/DRAW files without any thirdparty application, launch a filetype and the wimp will render it in Preview!

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You can follow all my project changes on here, Posts will no longer appear on RISC OS Open. Next Week I'll be posting a New 64Bit RISC OS ONE Preview and its current features including Multicore, 3D Acceleration and Zero ROM booting!

Version 3 of the Kinetic Emulator which i've had to write from the ground up so its not a copy or clone of RPCEMU is getting there and Anymode actually wont load anymove, Hopefully thats proof that my work is now GPL2 free.

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RISC OS One X 64Bit is well underway now with a 64Bit Kernel now booting on a Rpi5, The HAL is no more, ROM's are a thing of the past. the OS is Separate from Drivers. and every single Driver and Module is replaceable without ever having to rebuild a ROM again. #RISCOS10

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Acorn DeskLite was a tiny ARM thin client built for the Windows office before cloud desktops became normal. Smart idea, wrong moment. A forgotten prototype from Acorn’s final years deserves a second look. #Acorn #ARM #ThinClient

The Acorn DeskLite and the future Acorn nearly entered

The Acorn DeskLite prototype is not the sort of machine that shouts for attention. It does not have the cult glamour of the BBC Micro, the technical confide

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The Acorn A7000 wasn’t flashy, but it mattered. A 1995 ARM-based RISC OS desktop built as a lower-cost Risc PC alternative for schools, homes and everyday users. Retro computing history deserves this chapter. #Acorn #RISCOS #90s

Acorn A7000: inside Acorn’s lower-cost Risc PC alternative from 1995

When Acorn released the A7000 in 1995, it was not trying to outshine the Risc PC 600 at the enthusiast end of the market. It had a different job. The A7000

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