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AppleShare Server 3.0 can remotely boot a stock Apple IIgs or Apple IIe with a Workstation Card.
The AppleShare remote boot disk allows you to setup the AppleShare configuration.
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See www.penmachine.com/geekyderek.html for an explanation. Thanks to Adam Woodall for the funky Photoshop work.
Wire wrapped apple II. Arty closeup of my first computer wiring. Dust, cobwebs etc provided by a dozen basements I've stored it in over the last 20 years.
AppleShare Server 3.0 can remotely boot a stock Apple IIgs or Apple IIe with a Workstation Card.
You can see the Classic disk, now accessible via AppleShare.
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AppleShare Server 3.0 can remotely boot a stock Apple IIgs or Apple IIe with a Workstation Card.
Are you a guest or registered user? Obviously registered... and you'll need a password.
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Box, code wheel, manuals, and disk of Tunnels of Armageddon for the Apple IIgs, a game from Logical Design Works, published by California Dreams.
AppleShare Server 3.0 can remotely boot a stock Apple IIgs or Apple IIe with a Workstation Card.
IIgs system extensions loading for AppleShare.
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An Apple IIgs with CarteBlanche, SecondSight and Video Overlay Card is connected to 6 displays at once.
The world's largest history museum for the preservation and presentation of artifacts and stories of the Information Age located in the heart of Silicon Valley.
Steve Kazoullis brought some Apple II gear to share with attendees of OzKfest that had come from interstate.
Mike Markkula was the first CEO of Apple. Here he is sitting at his desk in Apple's first rented office - a warehouse-like space on Stevens Creek Blvd in Cupertino. There were 12 employees at the time, all wearing badges.
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The microsoft hall was entirely too safe - so safe, I felt out of place there. Also, they had a bunch of old computers propped up and under glass, like trophies of enemies long vanquished. I am not making this up.
Box, code wheel, manuals, and disk of Tunnels of Armageddon for the Apple IIgs, a game from Logical Design Works, published by California Dreams.
A mosaic portrait of Apple CEO's Steve Jobs made out of Apple products. Created by Charis Tsevis for the Los Angeles Times
Apple Macbook Pro resting on top of a 1983 Apple II. This shows progress and reduction in size in the last 28 years.
The Apple II required an external Disk Drive and CRT Monitor to operate.
AppleShare Server 3.0 can remotely boot a stock Apple IIgs or Apple IIe with a Workstation Card.
There's the Classic running AppleShare Server 3.0!
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