RISC OS is a operating system for computers orginally designed by the British company Acorn Computers Ltd. and was first published in the year 1987. RISC OS was specialy designed to us on computers made by Acorn but Acorn computers used ARM processor that Acorn specialy made for their computers. Acorn developed RISC OS until 1998 but then the company splitted up. From 1998 the RISC OS was maintaned dveloped further by several companies but in diffrent versions. RISC OS Ltd, published RISC OS 4 and later RISC OS 6 but both 26 bit version of the OS. Castle Technology developed and published RISC OS 5 witch is 32 bit version of the OS and was used for Iyonix computer and later on A9home. RISC OS Open Ltd (ROOL) got licence from Castle to develop and publish RISC OS as opensource software and are still today maintainging and developing the operating system. In October 2018 RISC OS Developments Ltd bought the development licence from Castle Technology and republich the operating system as Apache 2.0 opensource and are developing the operating system in co-operation with ROOL.
Today it is possible to use the operating system on various hardware e.g. Raspberry Pi and emulators for most common system as Windows, MacOS and Linux.
Below are links for more detail about the RISC OS and the history of the operating system.
Bolow are links where it is possible to download RISC OS image for various type of hardware and read more about the operating system. Also are links to company sides that are selling hardware and software for the RISC OS operating system.
Below are links for Youtube wideos that explane basic steps in using the RISC OS operating system.
Bolow are links for most common programming language used for programming software for the RISC OS operating system