It does look cool, but I wonder whether Nintendo won't shut them down, what with it using the Nintendo architecture and all. Click to expand... If it's based on the NES, the pa…

I do know AppleWorks does pay attention to that switch. You could conceivably use the switch for other things, as it just flags a certain address in memory. I doesn't actually do a…

It does look cool, but I wonder whether Nintendo won't shut them down, what with it using the Nintendo architecture and all.

It's not my recording, but discovering and listening to the online clip the other day finally inspired me (after some 12 years as a Newton user!) to install the macintal.pkg, talkt…

I've got speech enabled on mine too. Its kinda fun to have it read stuff. It will also speak the temperature.

here ... and it's not a bad speech, either.

Sure, go ahead.

Anyone have this archived anywhere? I have an original of this, on 3.5" floppy. If anyone wants it, I can upload it. I also have a bunch of of other stuff from Quality Computers he…

VISICalc! Now you're talking! http://playpower.org/blog/2009/03/wired-article-visicalc/ here’s a picture of Jeremy and I talking to Bob Frankston, who developed Visicalc. …

With the last update of its Spark audio wave editor before the company abandoned software for dedicated audio hardware development, tc|werke indicated that no higher system than OS…

Thanks for the reply, beachycove. I'm glad the problem is being tackled by people who know what they're doing. I, too, will wait until the last possible moment to install the patch…

A different solution appears to be under development. There is a reasonably active open source development community around the Newton OS, so hopefully this nut will soon be cracke…

I found myself eying a boat load of Newton accessories when I remember the 2010 problem. I've read about it but I haven't figured out if there is a definite fix for it. Is there? I…

i just wanted to post these links for anyone else reading this and also ...i guess for myself so i know where to find them. they are resources for more apple // info and assembly i…

hmmm don't really know much about the z80. i mainly focused on the 6502 because it was in all the machines i wanted to code for apple //, commodore 64, pc engine, and nes/snes, and…

I've never really liked the 6502, it's like an 8 bit CPU going out of it's way to limit everything to 8 bits. For a simple accumulator CPU the 6800 more closely matched my model o…

thanks guys, i've been working with sc assembler and its just like basic and the commands are pretty easy to understand. i just have one question. i can creat the program in the as…

hi everyone i've been learning assembly language for a few weeks, and felt most comfortable doing it on an apple // well, and emulated apple // .i dont' have any money to buy a re…

my tempo card shows up as a scsi device that is normal i have never ran it or anything on 10.1 sorry

I haven't seen that file on machut or my local mirrors of quite a bunch of macintosh web/ftp sites. Does it exist?

Any sign of MacTerminal 2, eg the one that uses the Communications Toolbox?

Pretty sweet, Wacky ! I've added MacHut to the list of **Free "System 6" SoftWare** :b&w:

syndicomm.com

The first mirror of Mac Hut is now online: http://machut.uberhost.dyndns.org/ Use it if the official site happens to be down, or is really slow.

As far as assemblers go, I prefer S-C Assembler... there's versions for DOS and ProDOS and the docs are pretty decent.