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A Visual Catalog of Retro Macintosh Software
- gblargg 3mo agoIt would be nice if popular ones were shown first. I scrolled through many pages and only recognized about 1 in 100, despite having used Classic Mac OS a ton through the late 2000s.
- palmotea 3mo ago[dead]
- hankbond 3mo agoThese are awesome I am enjoying going thru these and looking for inspiration!
- ofalkaed 3mo agoGoing from memory these are all pre OS8? Scrolling through I expected to see a massive change when OS8 hit but I don't think this ever gets there. My memory might be faulty, but I did recognize the various flavors of 7.x. Surprising to see how long the OS6 aesthetic kept on. It was fun to scroll through and all the memories. Surprising how strong of an effect these icons had on me. Felt a little betrayed to see it used powershell scripts to make the website.
- WillAdams 3mo agoIt would be a more useful reference if things such as "Icon Ideas" and "EDUCORP 8.0" could either be filtered out or were relegated to separate pages --- some sort of hierarchy would help a lot.
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- dekdrop 3mo agoIt would be nice if each one had some links to it
- usagisushi 3mo agoNeat! I recently wrote a weather app for System 3.x using autc04/Retro68[1]. I've been planning to create an original set of weather icons, so this is exactly the kind of reference I was looking for. [1]: https://github.com/autc04/Retro68 https://github.com/autc04/Retro68
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- dfxm12 3mo agoHover over any icon to see the file‘s name... The icons are pretty, but can I get any additional info on mobile? Tapping an icon appears to copy the image filename. ETA: on Firefox, I can long press and expand the hover text in the subsequent menu that pops up.
- perilunar 3mo ago75,052 icons and no way to search any of it. All the data is in the img title attributes, so in-page search doesn't even work on the icons already downloaded. Cool idea though.