Recent content by akator

Screen Spanning Doctor disables Apple's limitations and allows you to use an external monitor as a second display however you want to. http://www.rutemoeller.com/mp/ibook/supportlist_e.html

That link brings up a 12V AC adapter.

Yum.

I have had re-yellowing as well, but it isn't on all things I've treated. The UV-only method is very slow and doesn't get things as close to original, but in my experience it has proved to be more stable than any of the peroxide methods.

Foolproof? No. Likely to work? Yes. Hand wash the case well. Remove badges and other things that don't need bleaching. Buy peroxide hair developer cream, it's on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Salon-Care-Stabilized-Consistent-Predictable/dp/B0BZTKTFQC/ Apply the cream evenly, not too...

I used my G4 iMac as an AirPlay music server for many years, streaming synced audio to speakers in every room. AppleScript and the built-in web server allowed me to control iTunes remotely and also integrate everything with my Home Assistant automation. It worked perfectly as a music server...

I think there's lots of appreciation for the G4 iMacs, but they never reached the overall popularity and recognition of the earlier G3 iMacs so have less nostalgia associated with them. Over the years I've seen several modded/repurposed G4 iMac projects like the video you linked and all have...

I'm glad to see someone else who loves their G4 iMac as much as I do. Thanks for the blog posts, that gives me something else fun to do.

The Atari 8-bit computers also had great audio from their POKEY chip (which was also used in Atari arcade machines). It's not quite as good as the C64 SID, but POKEY is also dated from 1979 so 3 years before SID. I had a MockingBoard IIc back in the day and it was an incredible improvement...

^ Is there something wrong with 10.4 Server?

^ Excellent! Have you experienced any issues?

There was definitely progress made since that 2007 Apple TV Hacks website entry. I followed a much later tutorial here: https://www.mark-up.com/apple-tv/install-osx/ When I was playing around with this many years ago I archived some of the files. With this later method Tiger worked acceptably...

That's incredibly exciting! Thank you and the other contributors for this excellent work. I'm especially happy that it runs on macOS, Linux, and Windows. EDIT: Just noticed the Github Read Me mentions SE/30, IIcx, and IIci. Yay!

The work on Snow is very impressive. Are there any plans to add 68030 and 68040 emulation?

Beautiful.