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I wish someone would 3D print an Apple Lisa logo badge that could be attached to a Lisa 2.

I know MacEffects makes a replacement front panel for the Lisa 2 that includes such a badge, but I'd prefer just a badge that could be stuck to an existing Lisa 2 front panel.

Has anyone seen something of the sort out there somewhere?

#Apple #AppleLisa #Lisa #Lisa2 #AppleLisa2 #vintagecomputing #retrocomputing #retrocomputers #computinghistory #computers #maker #threedprinting #3dprinting #Mac #Macintosh #LisaXL #vintageApple #rainbowapple

I wish someone would 3D print an Apple Lisa logo badge that could be attached to a Lisa 2.

I know MacEffects makes a replacement front panel for the Lisa 2 that includes such a badge, but I'd prefer just a badge that could be stuck to an existing Lisa 2 front panel.

Has anyone seen something of the sort out there somewhere?

#Apple #AppleLisa #Lisa #Lisa2 #AppleLisa2 #vintagecomputing #retrocomputing #retrocomputers #computinghistory #computers #maker #threedprinting #3dprinting #Mac #Macintosh #LisaXL #vintageApple #rainbowapple

I wish someone would 3D print an Apple Lisa logo badge that could be attached to a Lisa 2.

I know MacEffects makes a replacement front panel for the Lisa 2 that includes such a badge, but I'd prefer just a badge that could be stuck to an existing Lisa 2 front panel.

Has anyone seen something of the sort out there somewhere?

#Apple #AppleLisa #Lisa #Lisa2 #AppleLisa2 #vintagecomputing #retrocomputing #retrocomputers #computinghistory #computers #maker #threedprinting #3dprinting #Mac #Macintosh #LisaXL #vintageApple #rainbowapple

I wish someone would 3D print an Apple Lisa logo badge that could be attached to a Lisa 2.

I know MacEffects makes a replacement front panel for the Lisa 2 that includes such a badge, but I'd prefer just a badge that could be stuck to an existing Lisa 2 front panel.

Has anyone seen something of the sort out there somewhere?

#Apple #AppleLisa #Lisa #Lisa2 #AppleLisa2 #vintagecomputing #retrocomputing #retrocomputers #computinghistory #computers #maker #threedprinting #3dprinting #Mac #Macintosh #LisaXL #vintageApple #rainbowapple

I wish someone would 3D print an Apple Lisa logo badge that could be attached to a Lisa 2.

I know MacEffects makes a replacement front panel for the Lisa 2 that includes such a badge, but I'd prefer just a badge that could be stuck to an existing Lisa 2 front panel.

Has anyone seen something of the sort out there somewhere?

#Apple #AppleLisa #Lisa #Lisa2 #AppleLisa2 #vintagecomputing #retrocomputing #retrocomputers #computinghistory #computers #maker #threedprinting #3dprinting #Mac #Macintosh #LisaXL #vintageApple #rainbowapple

full screen scroll programming test in C, captured on my Mac Plus, CopyBits was used
#vintageapple #vintageprogramming #macplus #macintosh

full screen scroll programming test in C, captured on my Mac Plus, CopyBits was used
#vintageapple #vintageprogramming #macplus #macintosh

full screen scroll programming test in C, captured on my Mac Plus, CopyBits was used
#vintageapple #vintageprogramming #macplus #macintosh

full screen scroll programming test in C, captured on my Mac Plus, CopyBits was used
#vintageapple #vintageprogramming #macplus #macintosh

full screen scroll programming test in C, captured on my Mac Plus, CopyBits was used
#vintageapple #vintageprogramming #macplus #macintosh

#VintageProgramming (?) and #VintageApple question:

What is your workflow for developing in #HyperCard (#HyperTalk mostly) and keeping it in version control (e.g. GitHub)?

What I’m thinking is:

Macintosh (or emulator) ➡️ AppleShare IP (via Netatalk on Linux) ➡️ Git (on Linux)

A HyperCard stack is a binary format so won’t go well with version control. Do you just extract (copy/paste) the code when comes time to commit? I’d love to see that in git history.

A/UX maybe!? 😄

#VintageProgramming (?) and #VintageApple question:

What is your workflow for developing in #HyperCard (#HyperTalk mostly) and keeping it in version control (e.g. GitHub)?

What I’m thinking is:

Macintosh (or emulator) ➡️ AppleShare IP (via Netatalk on Linux) ➡️ Git (on Linux)

A HyperCard stack is a binary format so won’t go well with version control. Do you just extract (copy/paste) the code when comes time to commit? I’d love to see that in git history.

A/UX maybe!? 😄

#VintageProgramming (?) and #VintageApple question:

What is your workflow for developing in #HyperCard (#HyperTalk mostly) and keeping it in version control (e.g. GitHub)?

What I’m thinking is:

Macintosh (or emulator) ➡️ AppleShare IP (via Netatalk on Linux) ➡️ Git (on Linux)

A HyperCard stack is a binary format so won’t go well with version control. Do you just extract (copy/paste) the code when comes time to commit? I’d love to see that in git history.

A/UX maybe!? 😄

#VintageProgramming (?) and #VintageApple question:

What is your workflow for developing in #HyperCard (#HyperTalk mostly) and keeping it in version control (e.g. GitHub)?

What I’m thinking is:

Macintosh (or emulator) ➡️ AppleShare IP (via Netatalk on Linux) ➡️ Git (on Linux)

A HyperCard stack is a binary format so won’t go well with version control. Do you just extract (copy/paste) the code when comes time to commit? I’d love to see that in git history.

A/UX maybe!? 😄

#VintageProgramming (?) and #VintageApple question:

What is your workflow for developing in #HyperCard (#HyperTalk mostly) and keeping it in version control (e.g. GitHub)?

What I’m thinking is:

Macintosh (or emulator) ➡️ AppleShare IP (via Netatalk on Linux) ➡️ Git (on Linux)

A HyperCard stack is a binary format so won’t go well with version control. Do you just extract (copy/paste) the code when comes time to commit? I’d love to see that in git history.

A/UX maybe!? 😄