Plua revisited: Lua for PalmOS (and resurrecting plua2c)
I was not an early adopter of Palm PDAs, but my experience with handheld computers is actually rather longer; my first handheld …
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Refurb weekend: Hewlett-Packard 9000/350
I'm not really a "big iron" enthusiast; I've always liked small systems (for one thing, you can collect more of…
MacLynx beta 3 -- really!
Yes, I'm back to further hijinx with the port of Lynx 2.7.1 to the classic Mac OS. I have great fondness for it because it wa…
Things I've learned about A/UX
I've been working more frequently with A/UX as actually a user rather than merely a collector/tourist to improve support in C…
MacLynx "beta 2"
Only a few people remember there was once a native Lynx port to the classic Mac OS, circa 1997. A text-based browser on a GUI-onl…
Hacking a gopher client into the Alpha Micro
I have great personal affinity for the Alpha Micro multiuser systems, which were the first multiuser computers I ever experienced…
Refurb weekend: Alpha Micro Eagle 300
One of the more unusual 68000-based systems -- even a few powered by ColdFire CPUs -- are the Alpha Micros. They run a DEC-inspir…