Vintage Computing – Garrett Fuller

UTM Emulator testing: Windows XP

I’m trying out UTM, a new virtual machine app compatible with Apple’s new M1 architecture on newer Macs, to emulate an operating system from my childhood.

Note: This test focuses on the desktop version for macOS.

Tidbits: TrueType on vintage hardware?

After several failed attempts, I finally found a way to get modern TrueType fonts to work on my trusty 1991 Macintosh Classic.

Getting Started With Your Vintage Macintosh

So you bought your first vintage Mac… now what?

Aldus PageMaker: A Look At Early Desktop Publishing

During MARCHintosh 2021, I planned to take a closer look at the early days of desktop publishing by looking at Aldus’ PageMaker software – one of the early successful desktop publishing software titles that would later heavily influence Adobe InDesign – the modern de facto standard in desktop publishing.

Apple Haul + Introducing Macintosh Plus

The year of the vintage Macs continues to surprise me.

1988 Macintosh SuperSE Project: Part 2

The SuperSE’s boards have returned with fresh caps… will it all work?

MARCHintosh 2021: General Productivity on a “minimal” 1988 SE

When people think of vintage computers, they see something relatively useless in the high-tech modern world where even the most basic computers can connect to the internet and browse the web. However, you can still do quite a bit with a 30-year-old computer.

For instance: basic productivity, such as word processing and spreadsheets.

Category: Vintage Computing