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What do you people think about Carbon beeing outphased? I mean.. I like Mac OS X. But, I don't really like Objective C. It's okay, not soooo bad. But fixing the API and the language, to Cocoa and Object C, seems to me a quite wrong decision.

I played Lode Runner on my C64 for hoooouuuurrrssss [:o)] ]'>

:D Hmm well. If the memory used by the processes is not what's draining your memory usage... you know that almost all free memory is normally eaten up by UNIX systems for the file system cache, right (beeing freed when a program demands memory)? Maybe you are seeing that?

[:D] ]'> Look which process exactly eats that RAM.

Well, I don't know what CPU's fit... but.. [:o)] ]'> Lets hope they don't duel!!

Sounds like a Sawtooth.

Did you get my PM? Did the stuff I sent you work/helped?

I seriously tried 7.6 and 7.5.5 and 8.1 (under Vista and OS X). Actually it was the reason why I wanted to have a Sawtooth or cousin of it.

Basilisk dies on me on a lot of things.. it dies on MPW editing, on debugging (well, that's not really a wonder), and and and..tha latest MPW doesn't really run well, too.

[:D] ]'> So my Bookmark for the forum was: http://68kmla.org/forums ...wich didn't work the last few days. Now....... it's unchanged, I mean, my bookmark! But.... the site clearly is on http://68kmla.com/forums :b&w: That's keeping me busy..... [:o)] ]'> It's not nice to put...

:b&w: Isn't the problem with this not the User Interface on the Mac (Text or real graphics) but the lack of a TCP/IP Stack in System 6?

:-x Let a .NET program, created in the US-American Culture settings without thinking an i18n, write floating point values to a file, and then, when run on a DE-German Culture setting, try to read them, and you'll hate the point and comma freakiness. 1.000,00 is perfect for me 1,000.00 for...

All but the ROM and the internal ethernet work just from a retail 8.6 CD.

I would guess it's D - for German (Deutsch).

The only thing I now is that the AGP Swatooth has an AGP 2x slot, so newer cards will not fit to it. GeForce Ti's, and ATI Radeon 7000 should fit, as I read at least.

[:D] ]'> I bought a Buffalo router and did put Linux on it. 50 Bucks.

They were much too large, and much too conservative. It's good for us that it's not IBM vs Apple today. Do you remember the way they did updates? In which way's they did new features and developed OS/2 further? They weren't right for this thing, and it's good they didn't really try either.

[:D] ]'> I agree on that. To hold Objective C as language wasn't the best thing.

[:D] ]'> Thank Apple for Mac OS X.

You are right, there are other things, better things. But this is what a Linux installation is, no central instance that smoothes things out. Microsoft decides about the API at al on Windows, Apple does on Mac OS. The Linux Kernel and the general UNIX and C interfaces are standardized, too. But...