| Software resources for classic Macintosh (system 6/7/8) | |
| Here are my main sources for (old AND new!) software for classic Macs. | |
| BEWARE: if you use a Gopher browser that doesn't convert https links | |
| (like Lagrange, which is primarily a (very sleek) Gemini browser), you | |
| will not see clickable resources - that's why I always provide the link | |
| in text as well. So better use a REAL Gopher client. I prefer Gophie on | |
| my modern MacOS machine. | |
| Here we go: | |
| Joshua Klein writes new, modern software on his classic Mac that runs | |
| System 6. He documents and shares a lot of his knowledge and adventures. | |
| Great read and great software. I use his Wikipedia browser, his IRC | |
| client (wallops). He even wrote a complete versioning system for classic | |
| macs, a 'github' for our old machines! He also runs his own BBS on | |
| classic Mac. | |
| His site is https://jcs.org. | |
| Joshua Klein's jcs.org | |
| Joshua's Projects | |
| Joshua's klud.ge BBS | |
| A really good source for software is the Macintosh Garden. They even | |
| provide ftp access to their vast collection. | |
| They are on https://macintoshgarden.org. | |
| The Macintosh Garden | |
| Closely related (some say it's a clone) to the Macintosh Garden is the | |
| Macintosh Repository. True or not, they even provide their own client | |
| with which you can search and download software on your classic Mac (MR | |
| Browser). Very cool if you have internet access on your vintage machine. | |
| They are on https://macintoshrepository.org. | |
| The Macintosh Repository | |
| MR Browser | |