I noticed it getting quiet and I was just curious to know what non-Macs all
you have. Please list OS and processor type.
My Non-Macs are:
Setsuna: HP Pavilion a520n, AMD Athlon XP 3200+ Barton @ 2.1 Ghz , SuSE Linux
9.1 Professional
and
Hotaru: Toshiba Satellite 325 CDT, Intel Pentium I MMX
Caleb writes,
I noticed it getting quiet and I was just curious to know what non-Macs
all
you have. Please list OS and processor type.
Hmmm, well, are non-Macs really that common among Mac owners who are
serious enough about their Macs to be on LEM lists?
I don't have any non-Macs...what
On Saturday 13 August 2005 04.24, Yersinia wrote:
Hmmm, well, are non-Macs really that common among Mac owners who are
serious enough about their Macs to be on LEM lists?
It depends on what you're doing. If you're writing cross-platform software,
you want to do tests on all the platforms
What was the question??? something about Linux
Why would anyone own a non-Mac? H that's a very good point.
I remember back in middle school we had Commodore 64's and Apple II's, then
somewhere along the line I acquired an IBM XT. It didn't even run Windoze,
DOS 5.0 if I remember
I noticed it getting quiet and I was just curious to know what non-Macs all
you have. Please list OS and processor type.
*clears throat*
These are on my desk or otherwise operational at any given time:
bil: Commodore 128DCR, 1.0225/2.0 MHz 8502, BASIC 2.0/7.0. It connects to
the LAN with a
I have two Non-Macs...
1: Dell Demension 2350 Intel Pentium 4 2.19 GHz with Windows XP Home
with an 18.5GB HD
2: KLH 2800 Laptop running DOS 6 and MS Word 6 Slow and crappy
On 8/13/05, Cameron Kaiser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I noticed it getting quiet and I was just curious to know what
On Sat, 13 Aug 2005, Caleb Cupples wrote:
I noticed it getting quiet and I was just curious to know what non-Macs all
you have. Please list OS and processor type.
How about a fully-loaded Apple //e, used daily, and a couple of Apple
IIGS's that are used for some special projects? I also
Caleb Cupples wrote:
I noticed it getting quiet and I was just curious to know what non-Macs all
you have. Please list OS and processor type.
Caleb
While I have quite a few Macs and Apples, I think most of my collection
is x86 based. I'll start with the newer ones then delve a bit into
Caleb writes,
It depends on what you're doing. If you're writing cross-platform
software,
you want to do tests on all the platforms you're writing for, hence the
PC.
Also, most of my compilers and my preferred office suite are Linux and
Windows only, and I don't feel like using Linux on a
In addition to my current Macs:
PowerMac G4 400 MHz Sawtooth
2 PowerBook 3400c's
1 PowerBook 1400c
[I am a little thin on PowerBooks right now]
I have several other non-Mac systems:
Dell 500MHz PIII, Dell 700MHz PIII and a Dell PII laptop
I needed Windoze boxes for business - gotta have
Hi,
For those of us in Britain,
I have a BBC 32k and a Sinclair ZX81
Stuart
On Saturday, August 13, 2005, at 07:24 pm, Peter F Grenier wrote:
I still have my TI 99/4A.
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Is the same?
I pulled an inverter board from a 190 and put into a 5300ce: the
screen shows 600x800 but the desktop is bigger so within the LCD (the
LCD not the plastic frame...) I can only see a portion of the desktop.
Ben
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Caleb wrote:
I noticed it getting quiet and I was just curious to know what non-Macs all
you have. Please list OS and processor type.
No, please don't. This is irrelevant content. Please -- if you have nothing
to say about Macs, there is no need to take up list time and space with
this kind
I'm running Word 5.1 on my 190, but I'm looking for a wordprocessor that's a
little more compatible with the newer stuff, such as AppleWorks 6, for when I
have to print stuff on my grandpa's computer, and decent compatibility with
MS Office 97, for Windoze. I do have ClarisWorks 4, but I don't
I know of two that are good...
http://pure-mac.com/textword.html#texedit -- A lot of features are
ported from SimpleText but more are there as well
http://members.aol.com/LightWayText/#Download -- This one is a little
more powerful, but I haven't used it too too much.
If none of there fit you
I'm running Word 5.1 on my 190, but I'm looking for a wordprocessor that's a
little more compatible with the newer stuff, such as AppleWorks 6, for
when I
have to print stuff on my grandpa's computer, and decent compatibility with
MS Office 97, for Windoze. I do have ClarisWorks 4, but I don't
On Aug 13, 2005, at 3:54 PM, Caleb Cupples wrote:
I'm running Word 5.1 on my 190, but I'm looking for a wordprocessor
that's a
little more compatible with the newer stuff, such as AppleWorks 6,
for when I
have to print stuff on my grandpa's computer, and decent
compatibility with
MS
On Aug 13, 2005, at 3:54 PM, Caleb Cupples wrote:
I'm running Word 5.1 on my 190, but I'm looking for a wordprocessor
that's a
little more compatible with the newer stuff, such as AppleWorks 6,
for when I
have to print stuff on my grandpa's computer, and decent
compatibility with
MS Office
What's the general consensus on LightWayText? I found a 68K version, and I'm
thinking about trying it. Any opinions on the Mac version would be nice.
Caleb
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These are scattered about my home:
nike: Athlon XP 2600+ @ 1.8GHz, WinXP Pro (*eugh*)
clotho: Celery/566, Slackware Linux 9.0
oceanus: Tandon nb/386sx laptop, 386/25MHz, Minix 2.0.4
polyphemus: Tandy 1000 SL/2, 8086 CPU @ 8MHz, Minix 2.0.1
nyx: Toshiba Satellite Pro 4300, P3/650, Slackware 10.0
Is the same?
I pulled an inverter board from a 190 and put into a 5300ce: the
screen shows 600x800 but the desktop is bigger so within the LCD (the
LCD not the plastic frame...) I can only see a portion of the desktop.
You got the correct LCD on that machine ?
Sounds like what happens when
What is this nonsense about compatibility? Every wordprocesser is compatible
with any other. I use Scorpio as my basic wordprocesser. I own my own copy. It
will unformat any worprocessor's output. The only machine I cannot use as a
text-file producer is Commodore 64. But, since my Commodore
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