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https://www.vcfe.org/D/

On Sunday I was there as a visitor. There was some (brandnew) Commodore
64, also Amigas and new Mega65. Some CPCs. And also a BBC Micro and a
Raspberry PI running RISC OS.

I missed something like a presentation or introduction to the Usenet.

May be I will take part next year myself with some Raspberry PIs or a
Titanium. I don't know yet. From this show, I read first some weeks before
in de.alt.folklore.computer (Usenet).

Do you have any ideas what I could show or demonstrate there? Please feel
free to ask to lay out leaflets etc. for you. Or just to help in anything.

Here some old show reports (as movies):

VCFe 24.0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNxjy2VwMcQ

VCFe 23.0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IAC49NU_meg

A.
--
Wer nichts braucht, der ist wirklich reich. (Die Prinzen)
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In Nachricht <5cd431973calexander.ausserstorfer@eclipso.at>
Alexander Ausserstorfer <alexander.ausserstorfer@eclipso.at>
haben Sie geschrieben:

https://www.vcfe.org/D/

On Sunday I was there as a visitor. There was some (brandnew) Commodore
64, also Amigas and new Mega65. Some CPCs. And also a BBC Micro and a Raspberry PI running RISC OS.

I missed something like a presentation or introduction to the Usenet.

May be I will take part next year myself with some Raspberry PIs or a Titanium. I don't know yet. From this show, I read first some weeks before
in de.alt.folklore.computer (Usenet).

Do you have any ideas what I could show or demonstrate there? Please feel free to ask to lay out leaflets etc. for you. Or just to help in anything.

Here some old show reports (as movies):

VCFe 24.0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNxjy2VwMcQ

VCFe 23.0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IAC49NU_meg

A.

--
Wer nichts braucht, der ist wirklich reich. (Die Prinzen)

Hallo Alexander,

good demonstration is always to show the desktop and the RISC
OS-concept itself: Drag&Drop, context sensitive menus, the funtion of
the 3-button-mouse etc.

Graphic-Demos are always popular, but showing an "office"-suite like
e.g. fireworks or "productive" programs like Techwriter, Artworks etc.
is impressive too.
(list above could be extend, of course...)

Programs or Demos programmed in BASIC could show, how fast the system
is.

Or enumarate the hardware, RISC OS could run on (Archimedes, RiscPC,
A4, A9, Iyonix, Pi, Beagleboard, Pandaboard, Titanium, Wandboard...)

Just some thoughts...


Greetings Jnrgen
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In article <ae2362d45c.JF@freak67>,
<ffrreeaakk@ffrreeaakkmmaaiill6677.ddee> wrote:

In Nachricht <5cd431973calexander.ausserstorfer@eclipso.at>
Alexander Ausserstorfer <alexander.ausserstorfer@eclipso.at> haben
Sie geschrieben:

https://www.vcfe.org/D/

Do you have any ideas what I could show or demonstrate there?

VCFe 24.0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNxjy2VwMcQ

VCFe 23.0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IAC49NU_meg

Hallo Alexander,

good demonstration is always to show the desktop and the RISC
OS-concept itself: Drag&Drop, context sensitive menus, the funtion
of the 3-button-mouse etc.

Graphic-Demos are always popular, but showing an "office"-suite
like e.g. fireworks or "productive" programs like Techwriter,
Artworks etc. is impressive too. (list above could be extend, of
course...)

Programs or Demos programmed in BASIC could show, how fast the
system is.

Chris Dewhurst's excellent WIMP library can be used to write programs
that run in the desktop. All library definitions are written in BASIC
and their coding described in "The Application Tutorial and Listings
Book".

Or enumarate the hardware, RISC OS could run on (Archimedes,
RiscPC, A4, A9, Iyonix, Pi, Beagleboard, Pandaboard, Titanium,
Wandboard...)

Richard

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