March 20 in Low End Mac History

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Mar. 19 - Mar. 21

2000

Adobe isn't making many friends, Steve Wood, View From the Classroom. Adobe's upgrade up InDesign mirrors the way Acrobat 4 users were treated.
Raising the dead, part 3, Manuel Mejia, Mac Daniel. Ongoing work resurrecting a Mac II, plus the start of a PowerBook 100 project.
More PowerBook and iBook sites, Dan Knight, The 'Book Page. A couple more sites and feedback on one from the first review.

2001

I'm a drop the funk bomb on ya: Milking the Macintosh for all it's worth, Rodney O. Lain, Things Macintosh. Warning: Apple is dead serious about this "Think Different" stuff.
Apple Store vs. Gateway Country, Jake Sargent, iThings Considered. How Apple Retail Stores will probably differ from Gateway Country Stores.
Tales of Mac woe, Adam Robert Guha, Apple Archive. Readers share their tales of upgrade and repair woe.
Lifting the lid, Mike Jardine, My First Mac. "I was inspired to go where most fear to tread, removing the lid from the LC and getting inside."

2002

Keeping the Web free, Hank Roberts, My Turn. Don't allow anyone to siphon off the good will and generosity that has built up thanks to users freely sharing information.
'Book advice, elitism and expertise, Macally CardBus USB, and more, Charles Moore, Miscellaneous Ramblings. PowerBooks, iBooks, SuperMacs, USB, elitists, and medicine.

2005

Copyright bullies, fair use, fear of change, free culture, ballistic laws, opting out, and more, Charles Moore, Miscellaneous Ramblings. Readers weigh in on attacks on fair use, the RIAA's fear of new technology, the way copyright law no longer serves the public interest, and more.
With WinXP hacked for Macintel, Apple announces 3 new competitions, Jeff Adkins, The Lite Side. Apple has thrown down the gauntlet with the PodPortPro, extreme iPod, and MacGyver competitions.

2007

The iPhone: Is it a Macintosh?, Dan Knight, Mac Musings. Is the iPhone nothing more than the union of iPod and cell phone technology, or does OS X make it a real Macintosh?
Improve productivity with a second display, Ben Barsh, Macs with Music, 2007.03.20. There's nothing wrong with using just one computer screen, but adding a second can make you more efficient.

2008

The rise of the Microsoft monopoly, Dan Knight, Mac Musings. How Microsoft Word and Excel came to dominate both the Macintosh and Windows platforms.

Mar. 19 - Mar. 21

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