Technology news and views http://www.iconbar.co.uk/forums/viewthread.php?threadid=11379&page=3#125694 For non-RISC OS platforms your best bet is a player that uses XMP (see https://xmp.sourceforge.net/). http://www.iconbar.co.uk/forums/viewthread.php?threadid=11379&page=3#125693 Well it's a bit of a necro (!) but I was recently looking for a tracker module that used to be on some archive site, I wasn't sure if it was ADPL but anyway a search brought me to this thread, blast from the past! http://www.iconbar.co.uk/forums/viewthread.php?threadid=13307&page=1#125692 Also instructions added for people who want to add their own language packs to MACadd. http://www.iconbar.co.uk/forums/viewthread.php?threadid=13307&page=1#125691 MACadd has had a couple of updates, with French and German languages added. Dutch being work on. http://www.iconbar.co.uk/forums/viewthread.php?threadid=13313&page=1#125690 I was kind of hoping this situation would have changed by now given substantial parts of the Codemist/Arm compiler are open - although dumped over the fence in a way that doesn't build easily. http://www.iconbar.co.uk/forums/viewthread.php?threadid=13313&page=1#125689 The answer to this question (and more) appears to already be addressed in the FAQ linked above. http://www.iconbar.co.uk/forums/viewthread.php?threadid=13313&page=1#125688 That's a good point. How did ROOL use their own DDE tools with the GitLab CI tasks? Do they use the Linux version. If so, why don;t they release it with the RISC OS version? http://www.iconbar.co.uk/forums/viewthread.php?threadid=13313&page=1#125687 My main feature request remains these tools running under Linux. While GCCSDK (the compiler, the linker, the ObjAsm and CMHG replacements) are excellent, sometimes it's nice to use the native tooling, if only to compare behaviours to confirm some cock up is my fault and not the tooling's. http://www.iconbar.co.uk/forums/viewthread.php?threadid=13298&page=1#125686 Talk is now on Zoom - https://youtu.be/nlc10vdgGdM http://www.iconbar.co.uk/forums/viewthread.php?threadid=13298&page=1#125685 I'm interested to find out what Mr Bartram has been up to since his last presentation. Should be a good one.