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It's easy to pick up a bit of an old computer habit. I'm in the process of putting a machine I used to own back together, a Mac IIcx with Trinitron monitor, run
by cesaref 2y ago
It's easy to pick up a bit of an old computer habit. I'm in the process of putting a machine I used to own back together, a Mac IIcx with Trinitron monitor, running Emagic Logic (a midi sequencer) as this was a hugely influential machine when I was getting into audio.
In the process of finding the right bits for this, i've ended up with an SE/30, a Mac LC and a Mac II, basically in order to get hold of other bits, and the price was good. They are now all running, and i've got no real use for any of them, but it's great to convert broken doorstops into fully functional doorstops :)
- deltarholamda 2y agoI used an SE/30 well past its sell-by date as a dedicated writing/programming appliance using an old version of BBEdit, and then later as a local mail server using NetBSD. Of the two, the writing/programming appliance turned out to be more useful. With a PDS Ethernet card and a cheap wifi AP, it's even wireless, sort of. The SE/30 was truly an insanely great machine. Topped out at 128MB of RAM! And I really enjoy the toaster Mac format.
- NegativeLatency 2y agoA/UX lan?
- cesaref 2y agoYeah, that's definitely an option. I've got an ethernet board for the SE/30, and also for the IIcx, and enough RAM to keep A/UX happy.