You can recreate it with Raspberry Pi, though it's no longer the best platform for it. It can natively run RISC OS Open, which can be set up to drop you straigh

You can recreate it with Raspberry Pi, though it's no longer the best platform for it. It can natively run RISC OS Open, which can be set up to drop you straight into a BBC BASIC prompt as in the old days. And there was plenty of software printed in paper listings form for 32-bit Acorn computers if you want the traditional experience. The issues of Acorn User magazine from 1988 onwards will give you plenty to be getting on with... http://8bs.com/aumags.htm http://8bs.com/aumags.htm