It helped me no end. I couldn’t do squat with my se/30 when i purchased it on a whim struck by nostalgia. In truth i’d never actually used a b&w compact mac as my first mac was a Colour Classic my parents brought me for college, on my
graphics course they were all colour macs like II’s, Si’s and LC’s (were looking 1991-1994 era) but all the staff had these curious little compact b&w machines so when i saw one for £60 on eBay (also not knowing se/30 was the one to get) I brought it with little thought about actually being able to use it, also remembering how to use vintage macs from before the time of the internet after 20 years of pc was another experience add to that mine had been formatted so was basically useless with no software. That was until i found your site and here of course at 68kmla. I still needed to get software on it so brought a cheap PowerPc, a few rebuilt floppy drives, recapped board, a few zip drives later and hey presto finally after 18 months of sitting on the desk i started to be able to do stuff on my old macs. So thank you it was down to these sites and people like you.
ha well i think they’ll be little beige boxes needing your site for a few more centurys yet!
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