R-Comp will have a reduced presence at next week's London show. Andrew and Steph will (after much heart-searching) not be there as they are both shielding and in the 'at risk' category (seems a very sensible decision to us).
 

There is a new twitter user called @RISCOSOnGitHub which is showing some very interesting developments for RISC OS.
 

Some things we noticed this month. What did you see?
 
The Icon Bar turned 22 years old.
 

Some things we noticed this month. What did you see?
 
TextEase updated to 5.99
 
Improved PNG support for RISC OS from bounties.
 
Drag ’N Drop issue 10i6 is now available from their website or in !Store.
 
Archive 25:4 is on its way...
 
Both Wakefield launches its 2022 show site and London confirms we will have a physical show to attend.
 

The Acorn News service is a free email service. It is free to sign-up and you get a regular email with club dates, software news and other useful RISC OS related news.
 
If you are not signed up (or have any news you would like to share), your next port of call should be https://www.ans.org.uk/.
 

The August Rougol even will be another in person or online event (which seems to work very well). This month it sees the presentation of the RISC OS Awards 2020 - maybe we will get some speeches!
 
Rougol Website
 

Some things we noticed this month. What did you see?
 

TextEase is far more than just a DTP package. Depending on the version you buy, there are several additional programs included. In our first article, we looked at TextEase as a DTP/Word-processor and the packages available. In this final part, we look at the Turtle Logo (!TeTurtle).