Directory of Collections Resources

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Web pages containing links to, or downloads of, collections of RISC OS software.

Resources in This Category

• Avisoft

  http://www.avisoft.force9.co.uk/
  Including task usage and comparing utilities.

• Bent Brackes

  http://www.bracke.dk/
  A small collection of tools and utilities.

• Bernhard Walter

  http://www.arcsite.de/hp/bw/software.html
  Various titles from printed circuit board design, to desktop games.

• Carlos Michael Santillán

  http://www.arcsite.de/hp/cms/software.html
  Various titles from Counter to Summertime.

• Csite Software

  http://www.xs4all.nl/~erikgrnh/
  Home for finished and developing applications.

• David Sharp

  http://www.davidsharp.com/riscos/
  Including TypeInfo, TypeFind, MapIt and Babe.

• Dominik Wagner

  http://www.arcsite.de/hp/dragon/index.html
  Various titles, including Sirtet, StopUhr and BulletFix.

• Keith Gaughan's Hairy Happenings

  http://homepage.eircom.net/~kmgaughan/software/riscos.html
  Includes desktop utilities, programming tools, games and sound.

• Neoklis Kyriazis

  http://www.arcsite.de/hp/neoklis/index.htm
  GPSNav, WacomTest, and flatMouse.

• Nifty Software

  http://www.niftysoftware.co.uk/ns/index.htm
  Various utilities and a number of April fool programs.

• Paul Vigay

  http://www.vigay.com/software/
  Shareware and freeware, including applications, games, utilities and communications software.

• Peter Daniel

  http://www.pjdaniel.org.uk/software/
  QTM-Play, a desktop front end to the QTM module, and backdrop auto-changer.

• Precedence Software

  http://www.precedence.co.uk/downloads/
  A collection especially useful for NC users.

• Thomas Olsson

  http://www.armware.dk/files/
  Includes AMPlayer, a freeware MP3 player, which runs in the background and uses minimal CPU time.

• TopixWEB

  http://www.dnd.utwente.nl/topix/software/index.html
  Wide range of software.

 

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