According to the KansasFest committee, they have received the contract from Avila University, and pricing will be finalized once they have obtained pricing for the needed insurance. Registration will open as soon as that’s happened.
January 2004
Posted inSoftware
KEGS 0.85 released
KEGS, the cross-platform Apple IIGS emulator, received several bug fixes in the new 0.85 release.Changes in KEGS v0.85 since v0.84 (01/09/04)
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OSXII 0.8b released
Axel Bauer has released version 0.8b of OSXII, an Apple II emulator for Mac OS X. The new version has been recompiled for Mac OS X 10.3 Panther and fixed a sound bug that occurred when using the previous version on that version of Mac OS X.OSXII emulates an Apple ][+ or Apple //e computer […]
Posted inUser Group
Nebraska\’s AppleLinc user group meets January 9 and 10
AppleLinc will hold meetings on Friday, January 9 at 7 p.m. and Saturday, January 10 at 9 a.m. Both meetings take place at the Faith Orthodox Presbyterian Church, 5640 Salt Valley View Street (North Side of Old Cheney at about 12th Street) in Lincoln, Nebraska. New folks are always welcome.
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Aurora Area Apple Core to meet on January 8
The Aurora, Illinois, AAAC will meet on January 8th at 7:00 PM. The program Will Writer will be demonstrated, and there will be a discussion of producing legal documents using the Apple II. The meeting will be held, as usual, in the basement community room at 900 North Lake Street (Route 31) in Aurora.
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Apple II BBS gets new life through KEGS emulator
Want to run an Apple II BBS on your PC? Terry Olson is running Metal BBS on the KEGS emulator. He can talk to the BBS through the serial port (making it usable through telnet) and expects that the use of an external modem should make it a dial-up BBS. He also has authored a […]
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Online ebook covers early Apple history
Two chapters of Roy Allan’s “A History of the Personal Computer” cover Apple Computer in the 1970s and 1980s. An online version of the book is freely downloadable.