http://www.zdnet.com/pcweek/stories/news/0,4153,1015836,00.html
bad link, sorry. Story is linked properly at linuxtoday.com
I'd like to have a powerpc box at our booth at linuxworld expo. The expo's
next week. Kachinatech is willing to pay shipping both ways if someone wants
to loan me a machine for next week.
Alternitatively, they can get ahold of an imac. Is it possible to install
debian on one, and can someone
Does anyone else have problems with Wmaker out of Potato? I'm running an
iMac rev C here, changing workspaces through the clip or shortcut keys will
definately crash the Wmaker every time. I remember this issue was brought
up about a month ago, someone had a patch for it, something issue
The new BootX is finally here, it's at
http://calvaweb.calvacom.fr/bh40/BootX_1.1.2.sit.
This version contains various fixes, including the B3/iMac/Lombard sound
disabled problem (application) and the G3 screen resolution problem
(extension). I've fixed a rare problem in the extension that could
The new BootX is finally here, it's at
http://calvaweb.calvacom.fr/bh40/BootX_1.1.2.sit.
Thanks for the new version.
Note to distribution makers (especially Debian): The archive is still
compressed with Stuffit (proprietary), I'm looking for a simple and
efficient way of compressing Mac
Ok, I finally followed Brad Midgley suggestion to make a tarball of the
BootX folder copied to a netatalk volume. So you have a tarball
containing all the .AppleDouble stuffs. You can get this back intact on
MacOS (with resource forks, type/creators, ...) only by mounting it over
the network via
On Thu, 5 Aug 1999, Justin McKillican wrote:
Does anyone else have problems with Wmaker out of Potato? I'm running an
iMac rev C here, changing workspaces through the clip or shortcut keys will
definately crash the Wmaker every time. I remember this issue was brought
up about a month
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