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I 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 us
by deltarholamda 2y ago
I 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.