Archive 26:5 Out Now - with Eben Upton!

The latest issue of Archive is out now! Archive is the magazine for RISC OS users, distributed to 18 countries around the world.

It’s another packed issue, with something for everyone.

• What does the Raspberry Pi 5 mean for us in RISC OS-land? Archive rounds up the thoughts from the community.
• A graphics tablet for RISC OS? We have a review, both from a techie’s point of view, and an artist’s.
• PiRo Qube – Chris Hall has a “first impressions” review of the new machine from RISCOSbits.
• Eben Upton – Archive’s Andy Marks sat down with Eben Upton, CEO of Raspberry Pi Ltd. We poke at him about all things RISC OSy!
• Controlling lights with RISC OS – Gaukur Gardarsson of Iceland is back to discuss how he uses RISC OS, AppBasic, and a Raspberry Pi to control his lighting.
• RISC OS Arcade – the gaming column from Andrew Oyston is back with a review of A-maze-ing.
• Munging styles in Impression – John McCartney cleans up his Impression style(s).
• A changing of the guard – R-Comp’s Andrew Rawnsley tells us how the RISCube mini was born, and how it became his new workhorse.
• Get a big picture on a Pi – Learn how to tweak that config/txt file to improve your Pi display.
• Analysing bundled software – Chris Hall analyses what software comes with the various RISC OS machines on sale.
• Early Archimedes gaming press – Did the Archimedes get ignored by the gaming press in the 90s? Not entirely! Andrew Oyston discusses.
• Acorn Retro – It’s a cross between Acorn Retro and Yellow Pages this issue, with a brand new type-in BASIC game from Colin Piggot.
• Plus news, letters and more!

The digital edition is out now, and the printed version will be dropping through letterboxes around the world shortly. Not a subscriber? It’s not too late to subscribe now and get the latest issue!

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We are nearly sold out of this issue – there are only 10 copies remaining from this print run, which is very unusual at this point! If you’d like a copy, don’t wait too long. You can buy online at https://www.archivemag.co.uk/subscriptions.html Magazines for all current subscribers have, of course, been dispatched.

I’ll have some copies of the issue available at the Retro Computer Festival that’s taking place at the Centre for Computing History this weekend.

Saturday 4th & Sunday 5th November. Info on the event: https://www.computinghistory.org.uk/

Hmm, the website says make paypal payment to sales, but clicking the paypal button sends it to gavin, did i make a mistake by not noticing this?

Hmm, the website says make paypal payment to sales, but clicking the paypal button sends it to gavin, did i make a mistake by not noticing this?

No, it’s my mistake, I must get that fixed. You should have an email from me now, thanks James.

You should have an email from me now, thanks James

I do, thank you!