Utilities
Chris Johnson's graphing software
Includes Graphdraw, Multiplot, Chartdraw among the graphing applications, unit conversion utilities, and other scientific software.
Czech Territory
Enables use of Czech under RISC OS. It includes a keyboard driver, support for sorting and dates, and translations of some of the desktop for RISC OS 3.7.
Dave Lambley's RISC OS software
Home of the "IPP" device driver and Magic, an application launcher.
David Pilling
David Pilling's software, including SparkFS, ArcFax fax modem software, TWAIN drivers, and ImageMaster.
Event Horizon Downloads
Home of ExMac, File Examiner, RTFtoHTML, ChangeTxt, MacHFS, Lottery Check, RTF reader and RTF writer
Fat German Productions
Some great utilities, including Black Hole II, Timeless and HideIbar
Free Stuff
An Entertaining site with Desktop Icons, Hermetic Font, Mouse Off module, Magnifier-Pointer-Info&Mouse-Setter, Playing cards, ArcScan Files, TumbleWeed (SlideShow & Tumble)
Guy Griffin's homepages
Download command-line calculator for RiscOS, RiscOS patches & fixes. Also, a neat projects page.
Limavady and the Roe Valley (and Acorns!)
The town and a link to software, including BatchFSI, MoveIt, NumberFix and others.
Quantum Software
Producers of innovative software for the RISC OS platform. Keystroke, Blinds, Undelete & Impressive are but a few of the popular programs we developed.
R. Coleman's Software
Various utilities, from Printer status checker, to RISC OS 4 screensavers.
Richard Atterer's homepage
Free software, including: raFS, a filing system which allows you to have filenames longer than 10 characters and more than 77 files per directory. draw2latex, for conversion of dra…
Richard Coleman
CD_SWI (freeware document of CD_SWI calls), CRC-32, CD_Menu (a freeware Director plugin), NewSet (freeware Alias changer preventer), PrnCheck (freeware printer status checker), Pre…
Soft Rock Software
Interesting site with many tools for RISC OS, some commercial, some free.
Steve Fryatt's Acorn Software
Utilities to make the delete and backspace keys behave like a PCs, to display free memory, and to hide the icon bar for those without the nested wimp.
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