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MacIrssi http://www.sysctl.co.uk/ Gives a nice MacOS frontend, and prefs panel to the standard irssi.

Telefinder was always one of my faves. It does actually have a ANSI back-end, so you are not stuck using the GUI alone, but it's not very full featured that way.

http://cgi.ebay.com/A-UX-MAC-Quada-950-PDS-Pisces-Server-Cache-Board-/180618091741?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2a0dad5cdd Pisces Board, here. fwiw.

The IIgs version was the best. :)

Does anyone have this? The final update for 2.0 was not on the website for very long, all the moons ago when it was. I can't even seem to find 2.0x on the web anymore. I lost both a long time ago, unfortunately.

Go man, Go! It's incredible work you're doing. I thank you for you efforts, as does my very-long-in-the-tooth-G4. :approve:

Just for the sake of information, the IDE drives that came with the 5300's were the, 17mm "fatter" 2.5"ers. You can easily stick in a larger capacity 15mm with a bit' o' foam, etc.- that won't cause heat issues, under it, and it works very well. It also seemed that Apple did their best to use...

Yes, I'm rather sure it can. I have a few spare orinoco wifi cards if you are looking for one.

I *think* 3.3 is the last version. This link has 3.2.5: http://www.chuq.com/netbsd/more/

I think it was relatively common in most school environs with at least a certain amount of cash to have an apple II network. The school district here had Corvus stuff. Google "Corvus Omninet" Ah.. Backup to VCR tape.. :)

I recommend ProTerm. It was one of the best terminal programs for the Mac, and in many was the Apple II- and was script-able. The only thing I ever needed it from that it couldn't support was RipTerm. To this day, I've never really found a usable Rip client for the Mac... :(...

Long live boombox.micro.umn.edu:70 !

Was that technical sailing simulator Poseysail? I had a friend that sailed that had that, and I remember it... It ran well on his Quadra 605, even though the software must have produced the graphics on the fly- as it was a rather tiny program. But then, most 68k software was... :)

I think all versions up to the last version will work on an 020. Copy doubler won't work right past 7.6.1, if memory serves. I think the last version was 2.0.7. If anyone here can back me up on this...

There were at least 2 of these, I think one made by keyspan... If anyone can remember names, or has old copies, I'd be interested.

Does anyone still have these? I have 2 WGS95's with actual A/UX media, and would love to get Oracle for them. I'm more than willing to set up a FTP for this type of thing, if someone wants to up them.