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Currently the admins and founders have all chipped in, which is enough to keep us going, there's no mad scramble for funding just yet. However, we are due to discuss the matter of funding and donations at our next board meeting, hopefully we'll be able to report back with a more concrete plan...

Amended the title to better reflect the toolset :)

Yes, RS always say there are plenty, but the moment you look in the basket, they're backordered to hell.

@fogWraith could this go on the garden?

That assumes you can get hold of any - most of the ones i have are stockpiled, anything from Mouser that's a tantalum is about 2 years backordered (!)...

My bad then, i thought it was still based on a G4 for some reason!

I bought a startech one, hoping to use this in my G4

Snow leopard will never run on PowerPC, the best that might be possible, will be Sorbet Leopard, but i think @z970 would have to do a bit more work to make it work with this hardware.

TVSAT Electronics: https://shop.tvsat.com.pl/en_GB/index Based in Poland I've bought whole tubes of 74 series logic off these guys, it's all good stuff, new-old-stock. Threre's very little they don't stock, and the prices are fantastic - definitely come recommended!

Silicon-Ark Electronics: https://www.silicon-ark.co.uk/ Based in Peterborough, UK These guys are the only people i know of that sell the bourns R/C network DIP-20's used in the Macintosh SE & SE/30, for just £1 each (New-old-stock) instead of Mouser's £5+ each! They hold a lot of ex-military...

Please add to this list, if you come across a supplier of vintage/retro parts. Can be an ebay seller, an independant shop or 'my cousin knows a guy'. I'll kick this off: Unicorn Electronics (aptly named): https://www.unicornelectronics.com/prod.htm Based in Pennsylvania, USA. Good selection...

Stickied this! :)

If like me you're into the reverse engineering of stuff like the SPLD PAL/HAL chips used on early 68k macs, you might be interested in this - DuPAL https://github.com/DuPAL-PAL-DUmper It's not just software, it's also an open source hardware project you can build yourself. Once assembled, you...

Same place as all Linux - /etc/X11/xorg :)

For now, i'd say post in the EU section, as iirc you're still part of the single market which means cross border shipping shouldn't be as much of an issue as it would be for say, someone in the UK now outside the single market, looking in through the shop window of things that are now...

The way i remember it, is you should be able to login via text mode console and edit it that way, if the X server doesn't run.

You can disable it in the xorg.conf file - there should be a line for HW Accel that you can comment out.

What driver are you using? @Action Retro had to disable hardware acceleration to get Rage 128 working in Linux using the r128 driver, iirc.

@Alf Torp is having similar issues with his G4 Cube :)

@Action Retro might be able to help out, or @thejsa :)