Gregory's ServerFor the past couple of months I've been building an index of all the Psion software I can find, auto-generated from the Internet Archive. It's a great place to start if you want to (re)discover these wonderful 90s-era palmtop computers. Feel free to explore, and let me know of anything I should add, or if you'd like to help with development, content, descriptions, or screenshots. https://software.psion.info
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@jbmorley Phenominal! A lot of Psion sites have gone away recently, this is sorely needed. I have two other sources you should consider: Pscience5: https://web.archive.org/web/20220311150611/http://epoc32archive.x10.mx/PSC/pscience5/pscience5/www.pscience5.net/index.html and http://mypsion.ru which both have extensive downloads @jbmorley Also, Discmaster (a search interface to hundreds of CDs hosted on archive.org) returns almost 3000 files for .sis EPOC32 installers: http://discmaster.textfiles.com/search?q=sis&qfields=ext&family=other |
Screenshots are hard to come by for Psion software as most was distributed on shareware disks, so I've been very slowly working through the index and taking screenshots of programs that intrigue me. There are some wonderful (incredibly 90s) gems out there.