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Luxurious 640x480 sounds suitable for the coveted retro graphics look :-) I switched to OSX late and was not acquainted with Stuffit. It appears these .sit arc
by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
Luxurious 640x480 sounds suitable for the coveted retro graphics look :-)
I switched to OSX late and was not acquainted with Stuffit. It appears these .sit archives are in that format, but the "unar" utility on my system extracts only a readme file (in plain text), with the remainder being 0 byte files.
unar -version # v1.10.7
Maybe an alternative unarchiver or a previous version might work.
- Someone 2y agoStuffIt compression is proprietary, but they’re (somehow) still in business, _and_ provide free decompressors for Mac and Windows: https://stuffit.com/ https://stuffit.com/
- duskwuff 2y ago> It appears these .sit archives are in that format, but the "unar" utility on my system extracts only a readme file (in plain text), with the remainder being 0 byte files. A lot of these files (including the themes themselves) will have all their data in the resource fork. Your system may not support those. The easiest way to get started looking at these files may actually be to open them up on an emulated classic Mac, e.g. http://system7.app/ http://system7.app/. There's an installer for Kaleidoscope already downloaded in Infinite HD:Control Panels & Extensions:Kaleidoscope.