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Has anyone tried running RISC OS on their RPi? It's not Unix/Linux and certainly isn't Win*lows! It's definitely a different beast and it's speedy. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RISC_OS --

This page claims to have collected the EOL committments for the various versions... https://endoflife.date/raspberry-pi Pages have statements like " ---------------------- Obsolescence

Sorry all that I have just been lurking and not participating for about a year, work is nuts, plus some family health challenges for the last 18 months. Still alive and kicking, as much on my plate

Oh, and Mouser has almost 12,000 3b+ in stock! I don't believe that the 3's or 3+'s have gone EOL yet. Supposedly, they'll keep making them until the need has greatly diminished. gmail.com@groups.io>

Microcenter has a supply of RPi4 in stock. DigiKey has over 6,000 RPi4 w/ 8GB of RAM but none of the ones with less RAM. DigiKey also has a good supply of RPi5, 3,000+ of both memory configs. Mouser

Nice! One has to wonder, though, are any of the older boards (like the 3 and 4) still in production?

25+ in stock of the 8-GB RPi5 with only 13 of the 4-GB model at MicroCenter (Dallas) as of 1:43pm today. Yer welcome! ? -- _____ |\/ o \ o Rusty Haddock <=> AE5AE/WRQD389 | (

:) :) :) It's for a good cause...

[image: bought_more_pis.png] -- _____ |\/ o \ o Rusty Haddock <=> AE5AE/WRQD389 | ( -< O o If you're sending someone some Styrofoam, |/\__V__/ what do you pack

Hi, After 34 years, an OS/2 archive is shutting down. The site is apparently mirrored, but a bit of history is

The Dallas Microcenter has, and I quote, 25+ IN STOCK of 8-GB Raspberry Pi 5 at 6:15pm today. -- _____ |\/ o \ o Rusty Haddock <=> AE5AE | ( -< O o I've landed in

By now we all had some time to figure out all the cool gear we got for Christmas, how it works without frying too much of it. So here's another opportunity to show off everything not yet bricked.

They sure do... got trigger-happy, so there's both the 2x8MB PSRAM and a regular version on the way. Let's see how quickly ProtoSupplies delivers.

I was tempted but I liked my ESP32's. They look speedy with plenty of FLASH, RAM, and IO pins. -- _____ |\/ o \ o Rusty Haddock <=> AE5AE | ( -< O o I've landed in

While going down a rabbit hole, I came across the Teensie 4.1: https://www.pjrc.com/store/teensy41.html Anybody ever play with that, or its predecessors?

Mouser down in Mansfield has a pretty good supply of RPi 5B w/ 4GB of RAM. The 8GB boards are still on order. [image: image.png] -- _____ |\/ o \ o Rusty Haddock <=> AE5AE | (

wrote: would sort of equate to multiple cores today as found in CPUs and GPUs. and I believe they were all programmed to do the same thing at once. Thusly, they weren't quite like another core. A

Didn't the Crays do a lot of matrix manipulation with parallel hardware? If so, I suppose that would sort of equate to multiple cores today as found in CPUs and GPUs. Later, -- Charlie

80Mhz was a boatload back then. Affordable gear end of the 70s ran at 1-2, maybe 4MHz tops. Gotta wonder what it would take to emulate a Cray-1 so that it matches the original's performance.

Very interesting, thanks! -- Charlie Carothers http://www.freebiblecommentary.org <http://freebiblecommentary.org>