Welcome to #MARCHintosh 2022!
Celebrating classic Macs in March.
Celebrating classic Macs in March.
For this year's #MARCHintosh I did
something different. It is a bit of a strech, but I believe it is still in the
full spirit of the month.
My family has always owned a winery and I have been responsible for its
website since we decided to create one in 1999. It is now in its fifth
iteration and for a long time I wanted to make the old versions
available again. So I took the time I set apart for MARCHintosh 2022 and
created the Sonnenmulde Website
Museum.
Why is this relevant you ask?
Well, the first website was made on my then brand-new Blueberry iBook
G3. The second site's layout is heavily inspired by the Aqua design of
early MacOS X. It was created on an iMac G3 DV+ and a Late 2002 800 Mhz
G3 iBook while the third incarnation was created on a PowerBook G4 12"
1.5 Ghz
I still own this PowerBook, and while it is not in great shape due to
heavy use over the years, I used it to create these pages.
And last but not least, the Museum pages make a great target for
"vintage-websurfing" I deliberately do not require TLS and the sites can
be viewed on computers from the corresponding time. Get out your 68k
gear and have fun. You may discover many "Make iCab smile" badges!
Except where otherwise noted, all content on this site has been created
by me, Andreas Schreiner and is licensed under a
Creative Commons
Attribution 4.0 International License.
I can be found on the 68mkla.org forums
and in the Fediverse: https://fed.sonnenmulde.at/profile/andi
#MARCHintosh Event Logo concept and design by Javier Rivera
YouTube: #https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC550QsLjbk-zxUv4u717EJQ
Twitter: #@javierivera
The "Made with a Mac" badge has been made by someone too for sure.
But who did it has probably been lost to history. *shrug*
