Many thanks to our secret spy and roving reporter (taking time off his duties on the Elesar/ROOL stand) to take some pictures. This is what he saw....
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1.General view of the room at t+5 minutes
2.RISC OS Open with a new release of RISC OS 5
3.Retro Hardware (David Hitchins) with a variety of Electron add ons in colour matched 3D printed cases
4.General view of the room at t+30 minutes
5.Steve Fryatt explaining his new WinEd to visitors
6.RISCOSbits' wide systems in various pun-heavy form factors
7.Gavin from Archive magazine with a latest edition with ink still wet
8.Sine Nomine fighting to open a packet of sweets
9.The WROCC prize raffle and user group information
10.WROCC membership details
11.Tony from AMCOG games and the synth used to compose some of the original soundtracks
12.ROUGOL's Bryan Hogan promoting the London group and forthcoming show
13.Vince Hudd updating the Softrock back catalogue and reporting for RISCOSitory
14.Organizer's Nigel and Martin chatting with a user of the diary application
15.Organizer (photo taken later coming back the other way round)
16.Orpheus Internet getting ready for the analogue phone switch off, adjacent to RISC OS Developments
17.RComp's central island stand with a mixture of TiMachine, 4te, and RK3399 computers
18.Multiple processing module Hydra
19.Other end of RComp's stand in the next timezone
20.Software updates and show specials from RComp
21.The charity stall which has banked over Ģ28,000 over the years, this year in aid of the Wakefield Hospice
22.Faster harddisc than the motherboard interface in Retro Hardware's pimped Risc PC
23.Andy Marks from RISCOSbits just after his presentation slot
24.Compute Module 4 with NVMe close up
25.An eNVy.Me before they all sold out
26.DIY kits from RISCOSbits
27.Chris Hall trying for satellite coverage indoors, and flying the Impression DTP package flag
28.Rick from WROCC on security duty
29.Sine Nomine rolling out a new RiscOSM mapping software update with python friendly programmer interface
Cheers,