RISC OS User Group Of London
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Welcome to RISC OS User Group Of London |
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ABOUT ROUGOL
ROUGOL is a not-for-profit organisation consisting of Acorn/RISC OS computer users in London and the south-east. Our aim is to bring those users together. There is no membership fee and entry to all meetings is free. To find out more, email us.
MEETINGS
Meetings are held on the third Monday of every month. Most meetings feature a guest speaker, demonstrating the latest hardware or software, giving tutorials of software both new and old, or simply to kick off discussions on the current hot topic. Entrance is free, so why not come along and say hello?
Next meeting -
Monday 20th July 2026 
General chat -
No formal speaker or topic for this month's meeting, so we will be having a general chat about all things RISC OS over a cool drink.
We have had a record breaking (for ROUGOL!) unbroken run of 18 months of meetings, with 18 different speakers, 10 of which were new to ROUGOL. Of those, seven of the presentations were given in person in the pub (love to get that number up), while the online ones spanned the globe from the USA to Australia via Scotland!
We are always looking for new speakers, so if there's something you would like
to demonstrate or if there's a topic you would like us to try to find an expert
to talk about, get in touch.
Click here for more details
Future Meetings 
17 Aug: TBC
21 Sep: TBC
If there is a topic you would like to see covered at a future meeting, or (even better!) if there is a
subject you would like to talk about, please contact us.
London Show
The next RISC OS London Show will take place on Saturday 24th October 2026.
Recent Meetings
June: Replay replayed, Phil Pemberton
May: ARX and the Acorn Palo Alto Research Centre, Jim Mitchell
April: Desktop Themes, Paolo Zaino
March: JSbeeb and Compiler Explorer, Matt Godbolt
February: Retro YouTube and pocket computers, Colin Hoad
January: Multi headed systems, Chris Hall
December: Acorn Biography, Rob Napier
Click here for a full index of past meetings, reports etc...
If you see a topic that hasn't been covered for a while that you think
needs revisiting, please let us know.