I want to include my classic Macs as a part of my daily workflow. I’ve been using this recently to type up emails, long slack messages, and confluence docs for work. I even used it to type up the markdown that drives the introductory blog post I wrote at https://henlin.net/2022/10/02/Introducing-FocusedEdit-for-cl...
It's too bad I missed the cultural milieu of the classic Macs, so I lack the motivation to go down this particular road with you. But I'm on a nearby track with other simpler (and non-retro) computing stacks.
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I want to include my classic Macs as a part of my daily workflow. I’ve been using this recently to type up emails, long slack messages, and confluence docs for work. I even used it to type up the markdown that drives the introductory blog post I wrote at https://henlin.net/2022/10/02/Introducing-FocusedEdit-for-cl...
That sounds wonderful.
It's too bad I missed the cultural milieu of the classic Macs, so I lack the motivation to go down this particular road with you. But I'm on a nearby track with other simpler (and non-retro) computing stacks.
Interested to hear your particular stacks!
I personally have enjoyed some toying with 9front and Uxn, and am always interested in others.
Thank you! Yes, uxn is cool. I seem to gravitate towards systems with more memory:
https://github.com/akkartik/mu
https://love2d.org (e.g. http://akkartik.name/lines.html)