#apple emac

[insandriumheart]

༺2005༻

[whateverthewiz]

Saw this eMac on the median strip with the rest of the junk for the council cleanup. Despite being dirty it looks to be in good nick, not many scratches at all!

My friend is a collector of vintage macs, unfortunately he doesn't have space for another one.

[thisisrealy2kok]

Apple eMac (2002-2005)

[thisischeri]

eMac, 2002, iMac for education

instagram: cheri.png

[2001hz]

Apple: eMac (2002)

[zegalba]

Apple: eMac (2002)

[weherzit]

[fruitiermetrostation]

Apple eMac (2002-2005)

[9kmovies-biz]

Apple May Make You Wait Another Year for The Next iMac

The 2021 version of the iMac remains Apple’s only version of the line available newPhoto: Caitlin McGarry/Gizmodo For those who love the slimmed down, 24-inch experience of an iMac sitting pretty on top of your desk—no tower necessary—you may need to keep on keeping on with the current build. A credible analyst told readers Sunday to sit tight if they want any more info on a new version of the…

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[computationltd]

We all know about the iMac but have you heard of the eMac? Introduced in 2002 the Apple #eMac (short for Education Mac) was, as the name suggests, meant to be sold only to educational institutions. Featuring a 1 GHz PowerPC G4 processor, 128-256 MB SDRAM, and a reasonable introductory price of $1,099 USD (around $1,700 today), the eMac was eventually made available to all customers as a cheaper mass-market alternative to the iMac G4. To find out more about our services please visit www.computation.ca or contact us at service@computation.ca #computation #toronto #computationrecycling #electronicsrecycling #computerrecycling #ewasterecycling #vintagetech #apple #appleemac #vintagecomputer #applecomputers (at Computation Ltd.) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cnk2RSsL-Yt/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[upwithtreesxd]

This dinosaur I found at my grandmas is still alive! #dinosaur #fossil #computer #emac #apple https://www.instagram.com/p/CmZ8iFNuet5/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[steamos-official]

Hi, I'm SteamOS, your cisadmin, and friendly introduction to Linux.

Whether you are a human, robot, proton, or other, I welcome you to partake in the cool breeze of a new OS! One with no tracking or gaming!

I am here to guide you away from your games, and into the world of **customization**!

Welcome, to liGUNx (lig-unks) or GUN+Linux or GUN-Linux or GUN/Linux! (this is freedom, after all!)

Finally, to speed up your system by 200%, just run the following command: "sudo fanctl set speed -1"

===============================================

The guide to Linux on Tumblr!

Linux:

@linux-real (Just Linux)

The distro blogs:

@alpine-official (UwU bc smol)

@arch-official (Horny and says "btw" a lot) used by @arch-user

@artix-linux-official (Constantly says they're better than arch, while mainly replacing only the init)

@blackarch-official (Kail's Arch nemesis)

@centos-official (Past horny)

@chromeos-official (Your school says hi)

@debian-official (Horny and claims to be mentally stable)

@devuan-official (Artix but with Debian instead of arch)

@endeavouros-official (Just arch, but slightly less horny)

@fedora-official (Linux with a hat)

@gentoo-official (tougher arch)

@hannah-montana-linux-official (the best of both worlds (linux & mac))

@kali-official ("I'm a gamer")

@lfs-official (the hardest distro challenge)

@linuxmint-official (Linux for people with a life) > @mint-offical (someone didn't read the list)

@manjaro-official (Arch with less steps)

@microos-official (Smol suse?)

@nixos-official (Horny and thinks that your config should be a special snowflake of a file)

@openmediavault-official (Your Files)

@opensuse-official (Happy lil gecko)

@popos-official (Mint again? Oh, it has more updates.)

@porteusofficial (Portable, crazy, son of slackware)

@puppylinux-official (Awww, puppy!)

@raspbian-official (Enjoys pies, horny while doing nothing)

@redstar-official (control of information meets linux) (hard mode)

@retropieos-official (Raspbian's sister... I think?)

@rhel-official (a murderer and sellout)

@rocky-linux-official (Rehl, without the bad parts)

@slackware-official (Slack? Where?!)

@steamos-official (me, I help with gaming)

@tailsos-official (Fits in any bag like a puppy and will assist you with hiding from the fbi)

@tophatlinux-official (the best hat-based distro)

@ubuntu-official (Horny and thinks GNOME is good for some reason)

@uwuntu-official (Ubuntu.... and the rest is in the name)

@void-linux-official (Honestly, I don't even know.) - @void-linux-musl (great, now I'm more confused)

@zorin-os-official (the only distro that starts with Z)

The software blogs:

@ansible-official (IT management tool) (I think?)

@cool-retro-term-official (Terminal Emulator)

@cosmic-official (New Wayland Compositor)

@docker-official (containerization)

@emacs-official (the ultimate editor)

@firefox-official (The browser, and a pretty good one too) > @mozilla-firefox

@fish-shell (Shell with built-in autocomplete but non POSIX)

@gnome-de-official ()

@gnu-imp-official (The GNU Image Manipulation Program)

@gnu-nano-official (Text for the weak)

@hyprland-official (Wayland Compositor)

@i3-official (Window Manager)

@kde-official | Creator of everything begining with 'K'... - @kde-plasma-official (best DE/Compositor)

@kubernetes-official (Docker's friend and Kate's hideout)

@systemdeez (arguably systemd) (the startup daemon)

@neovim-official (your favorite text editor)

@sway-official (the tree blows in wayland to i3)

@vulcan-official (performance is a must)

Website Blogs*:

@distrochooser (Which distro should I pick?)

Computers:

@framework-official (The apple of Linux laptops, except repairable)

@lenovo-real (Makes people happy with think pads)

Non Linux blogs:

@windows-7-official (The last good version of windows)

@windows11-official (aka DELETEME.TXT)

@multics-official (funny timeshare OS)

@netbsd-official (the toaster is alive!)

@zipp-os-official (another "better os" project)

Non official blogs**:

@robynthelinuxuser

@greekie-via-linux

@monaddecepticon (does a cool rice review thing)

@mipseb

Open blog opportunities:

Unclaimed distros

Unclaimed DE/WM/Compositors

Mack's OS related things

Whatever seems relevant and unclaimed.

Duplicating effort by making an already existing blog.

If I forgot you, let me know.*,**

*Website blogs may or may not be added based on how fitting with the computer/Linux theme they are. That is to say, this list is long enough already.

**Non-official blogs are proven Linux users that act like distro blogs, yet are not. These will be added at my discretion, similar to the website blogs. I'm not bothering to add descriptions/notes here. Credit to @robynthelinuxuser for the idea.

DISCLAIMER: I tag my posts as if there's a system to it, but there's no system to it. Thank you.

===CHANGELOG===

Version 0x20

Moved the changelog

Reformatted the changelog

The changelog no longer lists version history (see V1F for history)

Remove future hornieness ranking note (its not gonna happen)

Add distro blogs: tophat, redstar, zorin, void musl, mint (again),

Add software blogs: nano, emacs, gnome, vulcan, cosmic, sway, fish, firefox (again)

Add unofficial blogs: greekie linux, monad deception, mipseb

Here's a note that some ppl on my to-add list didn't show up when I tried to @ them, so I'll address that later. If I haven't told you you're on the to-add list and you want on this list, please let me know (as stated above).

[izder456]

I love funky design as long as its practical-ish.

I don’t specifically like the transparent plastic stuff, but I don’t also specifically like rugged thinkpad like stuff.

I really love how japanese laptops look. its such a special look. I like saying that panasonic lets notes look like if apple made a thinkpad.

I guess I’m passionately obsessed with things that seem novel or innovative. especially if the use case is not super obvious until you use it. thats one of the most satisfying parts of discovering things imho.

I miss computers with personality. it’s probably why I rice my system so heavily. gives it an identity it otherwise would lack

base openbsd is pretty barren and sorta ugly in a practical way. I could probably rice out fvwm or cwm if i wanted to. but I really love the workflow I built with stumpwm/emacs, so its become hard to go back.

my powerbook has windowmaker on it currently and imho, thats the best floating window manager that has desktop-environment like integration.

its like the OS X and motif wm ux was fused together

it also has a beautiful 90s unix feel by default that I’m a slut for.

rambling aside, figured some of y’all would appreciate it.

[legacydevice]

Apple eMac PowerPC G4

[55566688833]

Apple EMac