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To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Macintosh computer on January 24, 2014 we launch a System 1.1 online emulation. This Macintosh System 1.1 emulation is a homage to the most innovative operating system in computer history. The emulation offers a complete "System 1" on a 1984 Macintosh 1...

Dear OldMac Users, i have relaunched my 68k Software Depot at http://myoldmac.net/software/ I have added the first 200 applications, mostly legendary ones. I add more in the next weeks, please sign up to the RSS to stay up to date. The myoldmac FAQ section has also new content, mostly for the...

Hello my dear ol' fans! It's me, your good ol' buddy from the past: Q-bert! I know Arcadegame Heroes from the 80ties like I am have seen better days but now I am back! And I started my first blog to keep you guys updated of my trips all over the world and further galaxies. I have seen many...

I searched for an hour and did not find anything about the Trick to "clock chip" my Macintosh IIsi so it has the full 25 MHz (or even 40 MHz?) performance that is inside the board. Does anyone knows more about speeding the Mac IIsi ?

Hi Folks, I have a Mac 512k with a spoiled desktop on the screen. The Trash Corner is lower than the left lower corner and the corners are unsharp while the center is sharp. Is the problem the display itself and can I use any tube from the classic line to swap the old display tube? So can I...

Hi Folks, it has begun... Unexpected my first Project is a great one! Last week I got an originally boxed Macintosh 1984! And I unboxed it :-) I started the Replacing Apple //e Logic Board Project ! And some problems have to be solved... I have made some more photos of my Macintosh 1984...

I have a problem with an Apple IIe I just bought. It does start with a usual "Apple ][" Screen, but when a floppy drive is attached the drive starts to run but it seems not to boot the System. I get some notes on the screen like: 39DA A=FF X=8E Y=00 P=B6 S=D7 (see photo bellow) and the...

Dear 68k Mac Kameraden, Please visit the Software Depot at www.myoldmac.net/software/ - its upgraded! I have set up a nice download manager and there are more than 200 of my favorite 68k Macintosh applications. Some of the applications will be a standard on your macs, some will not - have a...