Actually, I don't have much space... I could stack the stuff around, but it really looks awful... And I can't really justify having a lot of unused stuff laying around. You might be able to justify it in your particular circumstance, but I can't. For you, it's obviously important to have all of these old Macs around... For me however, they serve as nothing more than an eyesore.
I'm content with my Q700, Q950, and LCIII for 68k Macs. Those three machines will do everything I could ever hope to want to do on a 68k Macintosh.
The beige G3 and 7300 are all I need as far as PPC powermacs goes. I don't really even need to have both of those. The G3 alone would be more than sufficient. But I really like to keep at least one powermac around as a backup, should the G3 bite the dust.
I'm actually beginning to develop more of an interest in x86 hardware. They run linux really well and they're much easier to tinker with because components are so plentiful and cheap in my town.
I'm content with my Q700, Q950, and LCIII for 68k Macs. Those three machines will do everything I could ever hope to want to do on a 68k Macintosh.
The beige G3 and 7300 are all I need as far as PPC powermacs goes. I don't really even need to have both of those. The G3 alone would be more than sufficient. But I really like to keep at least one powermac around as a backup, should the G3 bite the dust.
I'm actually beginning to develop more of an interest in x86 hardware. They run linux really well and they're much easier to tinker with because components are so plentiful and cheap in my town.