The issue opens with discussions on music, graphics, and demoscene news in author columns. A significant portion of the content focuses on practical hardware maintenance and upgrades, including detailed care tips for peripherals, repairs for standard and extended keyboards, and methods for repurposing IBM PC motherboard components. Alongside technical topics, the edition features an in-depth review of the arcade hit Silk Worm, a selection of reader letters and community feedback, and a cynical, humorous parody fairy tale. Rounding out the issue is a local sketch describing a nearby lake, career area, and its surroundings.
Issue contents:
- START - Hello spekmans! There are more and more FPLs, there are already five of them, it’s like we’re probably celebrating an anniversary.
- HI-TESN - Today we won’t cut, drill or bend anything here, but let’s do something else!
- SELAY YOURSELF - In general, everything about keyboards is here...
- MY SPEKK - Damn, I read your newspaper! Number 4! And he was covered in almost complete ruin.
- SUPA-GAMZ - Silk Worm.
- pC>>ZХ - Everyone probably held a pussy mother board in their hands. And probably everyone saw the abundance of all sorts of jumpers, microcircuits, panels for them, connectors...
- MY CITY - Key. The district in which the building where I study is located.
- TRSN'SKAZKA - Well, once upon a time there was an old bark and she didn’t have three sons...
- NATYAGGG - MIRROR.
- THE WRITE TO US - This letter came to me on the day on which fpl-4 was assembled, so we did not parse it back and therefore it was included in the next fpl... Read...
- CREСITZb - Here it is written about everyone who contributed to fpl-5.
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