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I j I just need one!

I'll hook up an iLamp and an SE to it tomorrow and see how it goes.

IMO, I think 68k Macs should be subcategorized by: Compact Macs LC, Performa, Quadra & Centris (All the ones with the 68LC040, 68040 & 68030 and the LC had the 68020) Mac II Series 68k Laptops I think the posts and questions categorized this way can cross over to all the Macs in each specific...

Sorry, didn't mean for it to come off that way. I was trying to emphasize the point that ultimately where to put a post is the issue folks are talking about., not from where do you post it.

Just arrived, fresh from Asanté!!!

What subcategory would that be? What subcategory do you navigate to when you want to post about a designer who worked on a bunch of different Macintosh software? or a perfect "bridge" machine? or a notable moment in Apple history? or asking how to identify a piece of hardware without knowing...

FYI Clockometer 2.0 is on MacAddict disc #19, March 1998.

Post #4 is a good example.

Regarding light and dark themes, I like a light theme but I'm on a 27" Retina iMac so dark mode is a must. Otherwise I would have giant bright light in my face all day. o_O I was not aware there was a recurring fee for the dark theme. I wonder if that might be a good project for some of you web...

Are those cobwebs?

OK, who bought it?

Think Branchus should be the last word on the pronunciation of Bondi. While the pronunciation of solder is up for debate!

I only see an RJ-11 and an RJ-45. That should still work if you have a phoneNet adapter. I would think most of us do. Too bad I already ordered the Asanté or I would save some dosh and buy this one.

Lido (pronounced lee-doh) is a slang word for a swimming area (pool or beach) throughout English and Italian speaking European countries. It also means beach or shore in Italian. On a cruise ship, the lido deck is where the pool is. Considering the developer was Surf City Software I tend to...

Wow, that looks pretty cool. I did not know about MacIP.

I would think with MacTCP you could connect to the net. I doubt DHCP would work but you could always set it manually. I do know of folks connecting an SE to the net so I suppose it can be done. I don't know much about browsers that would be useful on the modern internet though..

Just bought one. I'll report back when I set it up.

Thanks for those tips, I'm using Basilisk II booting on 7.5.3 and SheepShaver booting on 9.2.2 on the Mac. It is a bit confusing with the renaming because it seems a bit random which work and which ones don't. I like to use Basilisk to organize files for my 68k Macs and SheepShaver booting OS9...

It's Alive! Just resurrected my second LCII. Next up SE/30 recap.

I'm trying to open "HD20_512-1GB-MacPlus-6+7.hda" to see what's in it. Is there a way to open it in Basilisk II? I tried renaming the extension to img, disk, but neither work.