Recent content by olePigeon

What if you utilized the two floppy drives on the SE and then distributed the required files across two 800K disks using aliases?

I decided to post this inaugural thread so the Xserve forum doesn't feel so lonely.

Oh, oops. You're right. It's System 7.

Name: The Grouch Year: 1991 Description: Oscar the Grouch pops out of your trashcan and sings when you empty the trash. Name: HAM 1.0 Year: 1991 Description: Fully customize your Apple menu bar: adds submenus, organize menu location, etc.. Can also create "HAMlets" that can open a combination...

I think "holy cow" is appropriate. Nice score. :)

@Durosity Here's an Amazon link with the ISBN and stuff. Here's a PDF copy you can view on Archive.org. And here's a Disk Image of my copy.

Great job with the case badge. If you find any other Macs with accelerators that are missing their badges, just let me know. I've scanned in a large collection of them and converted them to vector. Would make importing them into CAD and extruding them for a 3D printer pretty easy.

@Durosity And the "Art of Darkness" book that came with more modules.

Why, so you'll have it when you buy a sealed copy of More After Dark!

If it matters at all, as a non-programmer, I discovered that the AI coding agents will actually produce useable code for THINK C. I tried for many, many hours to get it to do anything for CodeWarrior with zero success. I think it's because the code it steals for THINK C is, by necessity, clean...

Wow, that looks great. Nice job.

Yay!

Oooo, neat. I like that tilt n' swivel design study with the wood accent on the keyboard.

@macinbot That's a good idea. Just a plastic bezel to clip in and hide the rough edges.

@finkmac Nice sleuthing. The .cpt is just a picture, but the executable looks to be correct. :) Too bad it's not a disk image, but it's a start. Should be a bootable floppy disk. Perhaps I can reconstruct it. Thanks!