I am not sure whether I wanted to post this under retro-challenged, but my PowerBook 540c Webserver is now HTML 1.1 Compliant (I think) which means, NO CSS, no XML, no scripting that would cause a classic browser to choke. Check it out:
http://coius.dyndns.org:8080/index.html
Give me a heads up if it doesn't work. Btw, it's best viewed @ 800x600@Thousands of Colors, but 640x480 works@256 is fine. the images just won't show with full colors
It's served off a PowerBook 540c with 20MB RAM, 33Mhz 68LC040 and an AAUI->Ethernet (10BaseT connection)
I need to know if you have a hard time rendering so I can tweak it. I originally started out with iWeb, but not only was it horrendously slow, but the files were large, it wasn't readable on older machines, and it doesn't really give the powerbook much room since it runs off of a RAMDISK. which means, 20MB RAM and OS 8.1 doesn't go far (don't bother me with throwing 7 on it, because I tried it and it was unstable for some reason...)
Enjoy :b&w:
http://coius.dyndns.org:8080/index.html
Give me a heads up if it doesn't work. Btw, it's best viewed @ 800x600@Thousands of Colors, but 640x480 works@256 is fine. the images just won't show with full colors
It's served off a PowerBook 540c with 20MB RAM, 33Mhz 68LC040 and an AAUI->Ethernet (10BaseT connection)
I need to know if you have a hard time rendering so I can tweak it. I originally started out with iWeb, but not only was it horrendously slow, but the files were large, it wasn't readable on older machines, and it doesn't really give the powerbook much room since it runs off of a RAMDISK. which means, 20MB RAM and OS 8.1 doesn't go far (don't bother me with throwing 7 on it, because I tried it and it was unstable for some reason...)
Enjoy :b&w:

