Welcome to Oliver Roberts' homepage

E-mail: Oliver@poboxes.com | Oliver@nanunanu.org

The above addresses forward all messages to my mailbox at my current ISP:

About me

I live in Norwich, UK and I'm 23 years old. I recently graduated from the University of Essex where I studied Computer Science resulting in a BSc (Honours) degree. I'm currently looking for a job as a C programmer or in internet/web design. My main interests (which are probably pretty obvious once you start exploring my pages ;-) are motor racing (especially F1) and the Amiga computer.

My Curriculum Vitae (that's a CV to you and me ;-)
My PGP public key.

My computer

My current setup is: Amiga A1200T, Blizzard 1260, 2Mb Chip ram + 16Mb Fast ram, Workbench 3.1, Surf Squirrel, 170Mb IDE HD, 850Mb SCSI HD, Quad-Speed SCSI CD-ROM, Iomega JAZ drive, Enterprise 288 modem.

Hosted by

Amiga - The Survivor

Amiga software which I've written

F1GP-Ed - Enhances Geoff Crammond's F1GP/WC simulation
ButtonMenu - Program launcher
ARexx Scripts for THOR and PPaint
F1GP Backdrop Datatype - Allows programs to read F1GP .BKG images
f1gp.library - Shared library used by various F1GP add-ons; Download it from Aminet
CDRun - Incredibly basic program ;-) Download it from Aminet
AFCDFind - Amiga Format magazine's CD-ROM search tool
AFCDPrefs - Preferences program for Amiga Format magazine's CD-ROMs (also includes, AFCDView + CheckAFCDPrefs)

Formula 1 Grand Prix Stuff

Digitech Grand Prix home page.
My personal splittimes for F1GP qualifying laps.

My support pages for the Amiga version of MicroProse's Formula One Grand Prix simulator, plus many Amiga related and Motorsport related links.

hits during 1997/98

Some of my favourite web sites

Amiga Web Directory - Links to Amiga sites, plus extremely useful New Links page.
Atlas F1 News - Reliable and up-to-date Formula 1 news.
The X-Files - One of my favourite TV programmes.
Yahoo! - The best place to go if you're looking for something on the net.
AltaVista - Relatively fast web and usenet search engine.

All my web pages are designed using my aforementioned Amiga computer, with software such as Photogenics 2a, Personal Paint 7 and Emacs (+ HTML-Helper). They are tested locally mainly using IBrowse, but also AWeb-II and Voyager web browsers. I also use the Apache HTTP server locally to test and check for errors. This is all done on my Amiga with a little bit of help from Miami :-)