So many precious softwares and games, beautifully organized. I'm thrilled to find this.
Thank you!
One little suggestion is: the comments would be much easier to read with ascending order.
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2011, September 16 - 7:15am
#1
This website is AWESOME!
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2011, September 16 - 9:07am
#2
I whole-heartedly agree!
If you have old Macs, then this site should be your first port of call...
2011, September 17 - 12:41am
#3
Nice to find you here, Felix!
2011, September 17 - 1:20am
#4
Mike?
Hey, you are here! Amazing.
2011, September 17 - 2:31am
#5
Yeah... I've been here for years. It's a small internet, right?
2011, September 17 - 6:02pm
#6
Yup, one of the more recent posters on Mac Garden I knew from another website I went to.
2011, September 17 - 7:18pm
#7
Mmm, I'm sure I know someone here from university 25 years ago (where we had rooms full of Mac 512K's and Plus's).
2011, September 18 - 12:12am
#8
Hey berty, you dont happen to have any spare floppy disks do you?
regards.
Sorry for double post..
2011, September 18 - 2:39am
#9
I totally agree,this website is AWESOME!!
2011, September 18 - 5:03am
#10
Alas, no, I imaged all my floppies years ago and only kept those for original software. I've not seen a writable floppy disk for over 10 years.
2011, September 18 - 11:48am
#11
@ j_damage•69:
Seems as if you can still buy floppies: http://www.floppydisks.com/
I gave away heaps of them about ten years ago, but kept a few System disks and such.
What are you looking for, excactly?
2011, September 18 - 6:46pm
#12
hehe, I can still remember filling a big black bin bag full of my old floppies, probably just after I got my rev.A iMac G3 on day of release. They were expensive when I first got them at university, like £2 each 800K disk. By the time 1.4M disks came out, may have only been £1 each.