It's funny how we each are using "Gryphons".
#Command line for mini vmac software#
You may have an answer - do you remember an early Macintosh applicationcalled "Desk"? It was like iWorks, but even more simple.ĭo you have any idea where I might find that software and code torewrite it for another application? Just wanted to drop you a note to let you know that what youare doing is bringing a lot of joy to the world.
I amreally enjoying myself as I run older operating systems and check out myold stuff. Hey Paul thanks so much for all of the work that you're doing. If you would like to compile variations yourself, see the“ Building Mini vMac”page. It probablyisn’t possible to really use more than a few. Please only request variationsthat you will actually use (and report any bugs). A few requests in a dayis fine, 90000 would not be. The Mini vMac Variations Service ispretty automated, but not entirely so. I like to experiment on some laptops and i kinda dont want to make like90000 reqeusts ) Hey i see your site makes these versions do you make it or do you have atool that makes one if so is there a download? This problem in the Cocoa port is fixedin the 3.5 branch of Mini vMac in development, I think.For some reason it was not previously listed in the changes.
I've also disabledmagnification to see if that was the problem, and no, it wasn't. I've encountered a bug in the Macintosh II emulation on macOS Sierra.Whenever I go into fullscreen mode, Mini vMac 3.4.1 jumps back outimmediately.
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