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[not spam] New vintage mac site
Right, so I kind of started a vintage Mac enthusiast/hobbyist site. Biggest feature is a wiki where anyone can document mod projects, manual software/driver patching, software worth using in various classic Mac OS environments, etc. etc.
So, you know, if you want to join, please feel free. And yes, I realize that as of this posting it's just me. Ahem. http://www.maclassic.com P.S. checked with reader50 before posting, so plz don't infract me for this. D: |
Sounds interesting, i´ll definitely have a look. :):thumbsup:
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Thanks!! I think I want the focus to be on the hardware - repairs, upgrades, mods, and what you can do to make a 20-year-old machine relevant with today's technology. Although some stuff just won't work on an old Mac (anything with video, lol), there's still a lot of fun stuff you can do.
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Any love for the clones on your site? My PowerCenter150 is still a great OS8 Mac.
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Heck yes. I don't know a whole lot about clone history - were there PPC clones or just 68k? I can add a forum category for clone hardware.
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Power PC. These are the specs for mine. Mine's a low-profile case, not the big chunky desktop pictured.
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That's right - the clones were the early PPC models that ran System 7. Category added. :)
Also added a feedback forum for other suggestiony stuff. |
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