The Q605 runs 7.5.5 and might or might not have been online at that point. The 2300c/DuoDock MoBo video ran the Portrait and was on all the time. I wouldn't have had issues with the rolling lines on the other CRT for 605 playtime because the Portrait would have been powered down
The Digital Audio, 2300c/DuoDock/Macintosh Display Card 24x, and 6360/G3 were permanently KVM'd to the Radius21.The production/bookkeeping/plotter server setup was always on the switch. I'd swap the 605 out with the 475 at times, but mostly I used the 605 to bring the portrait up to level with the 21 incher on the KVM switch.
Thanks, that was my favorite workstation ever. The fourth Mac on the switch was usually on the backside of the triangular desk. I rotated the playtime Macs on the fourth position on the KVM switch. The side against the wall was intended to be a Gaming PC for my Flight Sim collection, but I never did get that together. The desk was on wheels. The gray, pipe looking thing hanging down was an umbilical carrying AC, Network, and serial connections from a lighting/utilities track above.
The carcass of the desk was a shelf unit holding the 6360/G3 and DuoDock. The main filing drawers were parallel to it, but pivoted to give access to all four sides of the carcass/rack. The desktop was clear Plexi with a frame directly under that Big@$$ CRT. It extended well over the cheap chest of drawers I found, it made a great credenza. You can just barely see the glare off the handle of the G-4 sitting on the floor between the backside of the carcass and credenza. That was supposed to pivot away from the backside of the carcass for access as well, but I never got around to building it.
The Digital Audio, 2300c/DuoDock/Macintosh Display Card 24x, and 6360/G3 were permanently KVM'd to the Radius21.The production/bookkeeping/plotter server setup was always on the switch. I'd swap the 605 out with the 475 at times, but mostly I used the 605 to bring the portrait up to level with the 21 incher on the KVM switch.
Thanks, that was my favorite workstation ever. The fourth Mac on the switch was usually on the backside of the triangular desk. I rotated the playtime Macs on the fourth position on the KVM switch. The side against the wall was intended to be a Gaming PC for my Flight Sim collection, but I never did get that together. The desk was on wheels. The gray, pipe looking thing hanging down was an umbilical carrying AC, Network, and serial connections from a lighting/utilities track above.
The carcass of the desk was a shelf unit holding the 6360/G3 and DuoDock. The main filing drawers were parallel to it, but pivoted to give access to all four sides of the carcass/rack. The desktop was clear Plexi with a frame directly under that Big@$$ CRT. It extended well over the cheap chest of drawers I found, it made a great credenza. You can just barely see the glare off the handle of the G-4 sitting on the floor between the backside of the carcass and credenza. That was supposed to pivot away from the backside of the carcass for access as well, but I never got around to building it.