Rumor has it that this is the last release of Java 6 that would install on a G5... unfortunately the file seems to have vanished from the internet.
It was pushed to ADC on 17 May 2006. Anyone have a copy floating around?
I'm trying to set up a hotline server for the classic mac crew over on SA forums, and I can't find a working hotline server daemon out there. shxd consistently segfaults when a user connects and mhxd prints several pages of errors when I try to build it. Are there any maintained forks out there?
I was at SalVal today, and found a small leather bag which contained a fully functional AST 280M notebook.
Specs:
Cyrix (Ha! Remember them?) 200GXM CPU
32 MB RAM
8" 640x480 color screen
External CD-ROM (Missing the cable. I'll need to find one if I ever want to put linux on this thing) :(...
I know, I know, this isn't 68k... but I did pick up a working TRS-80 model 4 out of someone's trash the other day, so it all balances out, right?
Like most G5s of its era, the bottom handles are bent and the rivets under the door have popped out, but there's nothing a torch and some patience...
A: The Apple QuickTake 100 - a.k.a. one of the first mass-market digital cameras.
32 pictures at 320x240 or 8 pictures at 640x480 high res :lol:
It came in the original box with the manuals, AC adapter, NiCd batteries, and the leather "camera condom" (a.k.a. quick take case) that apple...
Grrr... I'm trying to get the classic MacOS version of BTV from the developer's website, only to find that it's packaged in a ZIP file that can't be read by any version of MacOS before panther! (which is real useful for those of us still running OS 9...)
Could someone open the zip and...
...and look what happens. Three years later, I finally remember this place and decide to check in.
So, what's new? I've gotten up to date on most of what's happened recently... server died, no backups, yada yada yada.
As for me, I've graduated high school and will be going on to some form of...