MARCHintosh

[Cobra!]

I just found out about this thing called Marchintosh, where in March every year content creators throughout the internet make content surrounding classic Macontish technology. Mostly on Youtube, naturally, but there are people from other websites that take part, as the website points out.

I found out about this as I was search for videos about the Bandai Pippin (As it was made in collaboration with Apple and runs MacOS 7.5.2),

Figured some people here would be interested. Is anyone else into classic Mac/Apple/NeXT stuff?

[georgemoody]

I believe i've heard about this through Action Retro, he does a lot of apple stuff in general anyway but seeing everyone else come together and also make content based on that (even if it's just for a month) is great. i love these old ancient machines, specially ones from NeXt.

[Cobra!]

I believe i've heard about this through Action Retro, he does a lot of apple stuff in general anyway but seeing everyone else come together and also make content based on that (even if it's just for a month) is great. i love these old ancient machines, specially ones from NeXt.

Yeah, I got an iBook G3 and a Performa 5200. I love the aesthetic of classic Macintosh, at least from System 7 to MacOS9.2.2!
It sucks there doesn’t seem to be much support from enthusiasts compared to Windows or Amiga. The only browser capable of displaying modern sites ceased support before TLS 1.3 became a thing. :(

[MarcieBee]

I used to collect old macs as a kid! I had an iMac g3, g4, a mac plus and an SE-30, and a performa 637CD that was a total piece of crap. There were some fun moments in there (like archiving a MacTalk version of the Oregon Trail called Wagon Train 1848) but most of it was chasing down parts for repairs I wasn't competent enough to do. I still love old macs and old apple stuff as general, but the most i've got now is a modded iPod. Marchintosh is always a treat!