Me and a freind liberated a IIe from school and it works great, and is sweet to look at and play with but with no software it is just eyecandy. I was wondering how can I get games …

That's awesome! Thanks!

This was so cool. Thank you Mr. Richardson!

You could make a simple password like 1211 or 0000 Click to expand... I might have to, because even running in user mode (not root mode like before) the Vine Server process kee…

Me and a freind liberated a IIe from school and it works great, and is sweet to look at and play with but with no software it is just eyecandy. I was wondering how can I get games …

Just connected on my iPhone, couldnt click any thing. May be because of the iPhone. Then i got disconnected. Looked fun.

You could make a simple password like 1211 or 0000

In 10.4 and 10.5 there is a VNC server built in. Go to system prefs, Sharing, and I believe you can enable it in the options for Apple Remote Desktop. Click to expand... You mu…

In 10.4 and 10.5 there is a VNC server built in. Go to system prefs, Sharing, and I believe you can enable it in the options for Apple Remote Desktop.

Apparently Vine Server has a monopoly on suitable VNC servers for Mac OS X. So I put it back online with Vine Server, we'll see if it crashes again.

This is neat, I need to install a VNC client on my machine first. There needs to be more things like this.

The eMac is down for the night. The server kept crashing anyway. I'll try another server tomorrow.

I think if someone else is on it you may not connect. So try again later.

Hmm... I can't connect through any client I try.

To view this page, you need to log in to area “Generic Platform Web 0” on 75.17.80.165 Click to expand... It's a VNC server. You need to use a VNC client and the port specified…

To view this page, you need to log in to area “Generic Platform Web 0” on 75.17.80.165

I'm super bored and I have no other use for this eMac right now. So why not let people log into it with VNC and mess around with OS X? 75.17.80.165 port 5901 (display 1) No pas…

all of it works on my beige with an ATI 9200 in it. Looking at the dates, this computer came out in 99 and apple didn't take Open GL until later. Click to expand... Yeah, but …

all of it works on my beige with an ATI 9200 in it. Looking at the dates, this computer came out in 99 and apple didn't take Open GL until later.

Tiger didn't have the greatest support for aged ATI chipsets. Perhaps you should try a downgrade to Panther - that version essentially uses modified OS 9 drivers/resource files for…

The Lombard has an ATI 3D accelerated chipset Click to expand... Yeah, but there a varying degrees of acceleration and of OpenGL support...

The Lombard has an ATI 3D accelerated chipset

I don't know for sure, but I don't think the graphics cards in these old Powerbooks have any 3D acceleration to speak of, and they do only have 8MB of VRAM. Have you checked the sy…

I have never been able to open Those Apps. They are only games though, but I would still like them to work. Stepmania and supertux are two that just open, readjust the resolution…

The drive is in, but the bezel fits not. I believe this, and my habit of two-fisted typing with my Mac on my lap has caused enough case flex to lead to the appearance of said crac…