Portal for everything related to classic Macs. We have over 180gb of files for download and a permanent FirstClass server to use...

Mac OS software from OS 7 - today's current release.

Mac OS X command line package manager and Unix software source. Targeting vintage (10.4 Tiger on PPC) as well as the most recent systems.

Mac specs & more

Make the most of your Apple gear

At Mac GUI, you can customize your Mac's look and feel with Themes, Desktops, Icons, Widgets, and many more fun things. We've also got Mac-centered discussion forums, photo gallery, news, reviews, links list and much more!

Apple news and software

Information from the early Apple era

Vintage Macintosh software, news and services.

An archive of the Info-Mac website

An archive of files and software from the Apple Developer FTP site.

An archive of the Apple developer FTP site.

3lectr1c's macintosh resources page! Schematics, capacitor lists and much more.

A collection of old software for Mac OS 9 and X created by James Walker.

Canterlot Royal Ballet Academy Series by AVCHonline

Art & Writing by Paul Watson

One of the largest vintage Macintosh focussed communities

Friendly German-speaking community of DOS and Windows 95/98 enthusiasts. Covering retro PCs from 8088 to Pentium, other vintage computing users and retro gamers welcome.

An Apple focused community. Hacks, services, forum, e-World and much more.

A community forum and wiki about MSX, a Zilog Z80-based family of home computers.

A virtual club interested in collecting, restoring, and history of computing.

A minimal, private, anonymous forum.

Downloads for Digital Equipment Corp. VAX, AXP and Itanium machines: 30 years of OpenVMS Freeware and DEC User Group publications.

Ultimate and comprehensive overview of all available software packages that DEC/Compaq/HP distributed in their "Software Products Library" or "Layered Products" media sets. For example, you can look up the latest version of UCX for VAX.

A weblog that presents and documents bits of Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) hardware and software, giving advice on how to operate and fix them.

Retro TV Simulator

Big Mess o’ Wires is an electronics blog and e-commerce store for Apple hobbyists and enthusiasts, run by Steve Chamberlin.

Hardware and modifications for early Macintosh computers

SCSI2SD, FlashFloppy, Amiga hardware

Brand new VRAM, RAM and ROM upgrades for vintage Macs and other machines. Follow Siliconinsider on twitter @Siliconinsid

GPU upgrades for classic MacPros (Intel): Comprehensive FAQ, how-tos and compability charts. An online store to purchase video cards, and plenty of valuable informationfor upgrades.

Very large list of DOS-based palmtop computers, like the famous HP 200LX, including technical specs.

A forum focused on older smartphones and tablets that don't run modern systems such as iOS or Android

A lightweight version of CNN's news website

A text-only version of NPR's website

Latest news from the tech sector

foreverliketh.is is both blog and digital garden. At its center you'll find a love for the small web and retro concepts like Webrings. Consider it a gateway to the real web! Themes include: Education, Tech Lite, Life, Psychology and Journaling.

Companion site for The Eric Experiment youtube channel where you can find all sorts of content related to retro gaming, retro computing and other tangentially related subjects. The website has two versions, one for modern browsers which is more interactive, and one for old browsers that is more static. They load automatically depending on the browser you're using.

Seirdy's personal IndieWeb site/blog, with nuanced takes on security, privacy, accessibility, and software freedom. Tested to be functional on vintage-friendly browsers such Dillo, NetSurf, Firefox 3.x, and Opera Presto with the use of a TLS terminating proxy such as Crypto Ancienne or tofuproxy.

An online diary of a lady's misadventures in two worlds

A website dedicated to Art, Animation, and Sakuga Breakdowns. Sakuga Central was initially created as a web development project and offers in-depth analysis of anime movies and shows. Stay updated with our RSS feed!

Blog/personal platform/functional portfolio of a multimedia artist who created their own markup language specifically just to write the content of their website more efficiently. Whack. Job. Exclamation point.

The chronicles of a webmaster: a stream of consciousness on technology, creativity, and a random series of events

Specialized in the weird nostalgia

Info and guides about SGI workstations running IRIX. Some info about other Unix computers, too.

Windows and Macintosh Software downloads.

Focusing on the Sun 3 series, mirroring related FAQs, manuals, circuit diagrams and some downloads. (Old web site but HTTPS is enforced.)

An independent English and Japanese discovery and reference site for browser-playable Friday Night Funkin resources, including mods, songs, characters, and practical guides. It is free to browse, clearly identifies itself as unofficial, and does not claim ownership of third-party games, mods, music, characters, or marks.

A Japanese-first, English-supported browser solitaire hub with free games and practical rule, terminology, and comparison guides, including a clear FreeCell movable-card reference. It works without signup and identifies authorized third-party game players instead of claiming the games as self-developed.

An independent Japanese and English discovery site for browser snake games, with playable examples, control notes, accessibility context, history, and comparisons. It is free to browse and clearly acts as a curator rather than claiming ownership of embedded third-party games.

An independent multilingual browser horror-game discovery site with curated subgenre pages, compatibility and accessibility context, and practical browsing guidance. It is free to use and explicitly separates its editorial curation from authorship or ownership of the listed third-party games.

OpenWeird is a portal that takes you to random weird websites. Click the “Enter Portal” button and it will send you to a strange, funny, old-school, playful, or horror page on the internet.

Discover awesome sites from around the web!

Vijay's Virtual Vibes (formerly Vijay's Hub of Relaxation) builds upon the legacy of the random website discovery tool, StumbleUpon, which closed down in the late 2010s, but made it our own way - with a special focus on aesthetically pleasing, visually ornate and captivating sites that push the limits of coding expertise. This site, created by Vijay Shah from England, UK, is a digital gateway that will immerse you into a world of random creativity, bright colours, epic scenes, surreal soundscapes, viral videos, and other amazing pieces of content, all waiting to be discovered and enjoyed.