Larry Davis
There's no need to struggle with burning multiple CDs, and yes, your Blueberry and Tangerine can run Mac OS X Tiger! Follow along and you'll be swimming in Aqua in no time. Follow every step of this guide and you'll be able to dual-boot OS 9 as well! Aqua never looked so right Requirements...
Larry Davis
The iBook G3 clamshell is, without a doubt, one of the most beautiful computers ever made. The translucent plastic, the bright candy colors, the handle that's built into it. The keyboard is clicky and responsive, it has WiFi, it can run Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger as well as Mac OS 9, and it gets pretty...
Larry Davis
My first truly personal computer -- not the family computer, but mine -- was a Macintosh SE. My Aunt Joan gifted it to me after upgrading to a PowerMac, and though it was already 10 years old, it was brand new to 10-year-old me. Coming from DOS machines, the elegance and simplicity of the...
Larry Davis
A recent obsession with retro gaming on Raspberry Pi using RetroPie led me to play through a few old favorites, starting of course with Wolfenstein 3D (and my subsequent work on Splitwolf). After making my way through history with Doom and Quake I, it was only natural that I load up Quake II... A...
Larry Davis
Wolfenstein was the first 3D game I ever played, and of course, the first FPS I ever played. I fondly remember going upstairs and booting up DOS on our old 386. I'd type wolf, and after a few seconds and a couple memory checks, I'd be greeted with that triumphant, patriotic, MIDI theme...