Thanks! It's interesting that the rates quoted for trade-in are in £. Are you in the UK? [edit: nevermind, I just saw that your profile says you are in Ireland]
Note for any Classic users out there, this isn't just a standard Disk Copy .img file. It comes as a .rar (why?) which encloses a .img file apparently created by Disk Utility on OS X, and it isn't mountable in OS 9. Stuffit Expander 6 wouldn't decompress the .rar file, and Disk Copy 6.4 (that's right) wouldn't mount the .img file. I had to do everything on OS X (Leopard, so no Classic) to get the PowerPC.sea file, then I copied to my OS 9 box to decompress and get the presentation application.
If your definition of a "splinter group" is a forum and blog slowly withering away because nobody visits, then http://www.PPCMLA.com is just that. Still, I think the site is pretty neat and I'll keep it running for as long as I remain interested. The hosting fees are low, and I'll hold on to that domain name for as long as possible.
Peace,
Drew
Note for any Classic users out there, this isn't just a standard Disk Copy .img file. It comes as a .rar (why?) which encloses a .img file apparently created by Disk Utility on OS X, and it isn't mountable in OS 9. Stuffit Expander 6 wouldn't decompress the .rar file, and Disk Copy 6.4 (that's right) wouldn't mount the .img file. I had to do everything on OS X (Leopard, so no Classic) to get the PowerPC.sea file, then I copied to my OS 9 box to decompress and get the presentation application.
If your definition of a "splinter group" is a forum and blog slowly withering away because nobody visits, then http://www.PPCMLA.com is just that. Still, I think the site is pretty neat and I'll keep it running for as long as I remain interested. The hosting fees are low, and I'll hold on to that domain name for as long as possible.
Peace,
Drew