Tagged “retro-computing”

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trainspotter.itch.io Gaming

EyeOS

A game where you find your lost friend by snooping through their Apple II-inspired computer, opening files and programs…

vintagecomputermusic.com Music

First Philadelphia Computer Music Festival

Full audio from a rare 1979 Creative Computing LP of hobbyist computers playing music, with liner notes on each system f…

krzysztofjankowski.com Tech

Floppinux

A walkthrough for building a tiny embedded Linux that boots from a single 1.44 MB floppy disk, a retro-computing challen…

floppy.cafe Tech

floppy.cafe

A cozy retro site of lost and sacred texts on talking directly to a 3.5-inch floppy drive: MFM encoding, signal pinouts,…

fossilware.tech Internet Culture

Fossilware

A community archive of the hardware, software, games, and music many of us grew up with, built on human memory instead o…

bttr-software.de Tech

Free Software for DOS

Reviews and links to more than 1000 freeware and shareware DOS programs, a time capsule and handy catalogue for retro co…

guidebookgallery.org Tech

GUIdebook

A gallery preserving screenshots, icons, sounds and timelines from legacy operating systems and graphical interfaces, fr…

benlo.com Tech

History of Microchess

Peter Jennings tells how Microchess for the KIM-1 became the first game program sold for home computers, from six months…

whoishohokam.neocities.org Internet Culture

Hohokam's Desktop

A deliberately silly retro-desktop personal site collecting the owner's 3D printing, retro computing, console restoratio…

unterminated.com Tech

How to Copy a File from a 30-Year-Old Laptop

A fun retro-computing adventure about getting one file off a three-decade-old laptop with no modern ports, using improvi…

hpmuseum.net Tech

HP Computer Museum

An archive of classic Hewlett-Packard computing products from 1966 to 1991, including calculators, desktop computers, an…

hcsimulator.com Internet Culture

HyperCard Simulator

Runs classic HyperCard stacks right in the browser, so you can import old stacks and click through the playful multimedi…

hypercardsimulator.com Internet Culture

HyperCard Simulator - Coffee Stack

A small classic-style HyperCard stack running in the browser as a PWA, a nostalgic taste of Mac-era interactive cards an…

ibms360.co.uk Tech

IBM 360 Model 20 Rescue and Restoration

The story of friends who spotted an oddly worded eBay listing, then rescued and began restoring a rare IBM System 360 ma…

ibm360.co.uk Tech

IBM 360 Model 20 Rescue and Restoration

A volunteer project documenting the recovery and restoration of a 1960s IBM System/360 Model 20 mainframe, with machine…

macos9.app Tech

Infinite Mac

Boot a classic Mac running Mac OS 9 right in your browser, preloaded with period software and games to click around in l…

macos8.app Tech

Infinite Mac

A classic Mac OS 8.1 machine emulated right in the browser, preloaded with period software, games and utilities you can…

system7.app Tech

Infinite Mac: System 7

A classic Macintosh running System 7.5 right in the browser, preloaded with period software and games so you can boot it…

scottknaster.blogspot.com Tech

Inside the first issue of Macworld

Scott Knaster flips through the first issue of Macworld from 1984, showing scanned pages, vintage ads and the early Mac…

xtof.info Tech

Intel 80386, a Revolutionary CPU

A deep illustrated look at the Intel 80386, the chip that cemented the x86 line, covering its design, features and its r…

invisibleup.com Tech

InvisibleUp

A friendly internet ghost's site of articles, doodles and projects, with retro-computing and game-hacking writeups and h…

irata.online Internet Culture

IRATA.ONLINE

A retro-computing community running a live PLATO service, the 1970s educational network, that you can connect to with a…

red-green-blue.com Internet Culture

Kid Pix - The Early Years

Craig Hickman tells the story of creating Kid Pix, the beloved children's painting program, from a rough prototype for h…

kobolt.github.io Tech

Kjetil's Information Center

Two decades of retro-computing projects and homemade emulators, with write-ups on hardware repairs and hobby programming…

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