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• LEM Swap List, 2000.09.04, is a place for Mac users to list personal items for sale or items they would like to buy. Over 2,100 members are on the list.

Mac OS Lists

• System 6, 2001.03.23, is for anyone using System 6.0.x. This list has 142 members.
• Mac OS 9 List, 2006.01.27, is for those using Mac OS 9 as either a freestanding operating system or in Classic mode with OS X. This list has 392 subscribers
• Unsupported OS X, 2001.08.30, is for those running (or attempting to run) Mac OS X on unsupported hardware. This list has 70 subscribers
• Puma List, 2006.06.27. This list covers OS X 10.1.x, and has 18 subscribers.
• Jaguar List, 2006.03.28. This list covers OS X 10.2.x and has 93 subscribers.
• Panther List, 2006.04.08. This list covers OS X 10.3.x and has 153 subscribers.
• Tiger List, 2006.04.08. This list covers OS X 10.4.x, and has 172 subscribers.
• Leopard List, June 2007. For Mac OS X 10.5. This list has 82 subscribers.
• MaX, 1999.05.19, is for Mac folk learning Linux, BSD, and other Unix-derived operating systems. Current membership is 141.

Regional Lists

• Mac Canada, 1999.10.27, is for Mac users in Canada. The list has 199 subscribers.
• Mac UK, 2000.07.31, is for Mac users in the United Kingdom. Current membership is 122.
• Outback Mac, 1999.11.01, is for Mac users in Australia and New Zealand. The list currently has 73 members.
• MichiMac, 2000.11.16, is for Mac users in Michigan. We have 36 Michigan Mac users on the list.

Hardware Lists

• 1st PowerMacs, 2000.04.25, replaced the old PowerMacs list for pre-PCI users. The list has 187 members.
• Compact Macs, 1999.07.26 to 2006.01, specifically dealt with compact Macs from the 128K through the Colour Classic II. The list had 443 members when it was merged with Vintage Macs in Jan. 2006.
• G-Books, 2001.03.01, is for G3 iBook and PowerBook users. We have 781 members.
• The G4 'Book List, May 2006. This list covers G4 PowerBooks and iBooks. It has 314 subscribers.
• G-List, 1999.12.27, is for PowerMac G3, G4, and G5 users. The list currently has 955 members.
• iMac List, 1998.06.29, is for users and fans of the iMac. This list has 657 members.
• The MacBook List, Feb. 2006. This list has 286 subscribers.
• Macintel, 2006.01.11, is for those using or considering Intel-based Macs. This list has 390 subscribers
• Mac mini List, 2006.01.11, is for buying or considering purchase of a Mac mini. This list has 196 subscribers
• The Mac Pro List, August 2006. This list has 90 subscribers.
• The Modbook List, Jan. 2007. Covers the Axiotronic Modbook. This list has 39 subscribers.
• Old Mac MP, 2001.08.30, covers old (pre-G3) multiprocessor Macs and clones. The list has 21 members.
• PCI PowerMacs, 2000.04.25, replaced the old PowerMacs list for PCI Power Mac and clone users. The list has 332 members.
• PowerBooks, 1998.06.19, is for users of pre-G3 PowerBooks and other portable Mac OS computers. This list has 374 subscribers.
• PowerMacs, 1998.06.20-2000.04.25, was for users of Power Macs and PPC-based Mac OS compatibles. It has been replaced by 1st PowerMacs (for pre-PCI models), PCI PowerMacs (for pre-G3 PCI models), and G-List (for G3/G4 machines)
• Quadlist, 1997.11.10 to 2006.01, was our first email list. Created for users of 68040-based Macs, it had 447 subscribers when it was discontinued and ws the parent, grandparent, or great-grandparent of all our other lists. The list was merged with Vintage Macs in Jan. 2006.
• Rocketeer, 2000.11.10, is an email list for Radius Rocket users. Membership is at 18.
• Vintage Macs, 1998.06.18, is for users of pre-PowerPC Macs. This includes the compact Macs, the entire Mac II series, Quadras, and several LC and Performa models. Current membership is 925.

Mac Clone Lists

• Powerlist, 2000.08.08, is for users of Power Computing computers. We have 116 subscribers.
• StarMax, 2001.01.02, is for Motorola StarMax users, as well as other clones based on Motorola motherboards. The list has 57 members.
• SuperMacs, 1998.06.20, is for user of Umax SuperMac computers. 130 SuperMac users are subscribed.

Mac Application Lists

• Mac Network, 2000.06.20, is for anything related to Mac networking: LocalTalk, ethernet, modems, AirPort, Remote Access, connection sharing, etc. Membership is 76.
• MacToMac, 1999.05.10-2000.07.31, was a general interest list for Mac users. Topics included pretty much anything but the Mac (really!). It is now known as the Mac2Mac list and managed by Andrew Michael MacTao.
• MacInSchool, 1998.06.26, advocates for Macintosh computers in schools. Discontinued in June 2007.
• Mac-N-DOS, 2000.08.18, is a list for those who have to use or support both Macs and Windows. Membership is 31.
• Mac Video List, Feb. 2008. This list has 71 subscribers.
• Mac Webmasters, 1998.02.15, has 35 subscribers. This list is especially for those managing Mac-related sites, although many webmasters who use Macs are also involved.
• Replace Claris Home Page, Feb. 2008. This list has 17 subscribers.

Non-Mac Lists

• Apple2list, 2000.06.18, is for Apple II users. It has 167 members.
• Apple TV List, 2007.06.14, is for Apple TV users. It has 30 members.
• The iPhone List, 2007.06.14, is for iPhone users. It has 44 members.
• The iPod List, 2007.06.14, is for iPod users. It has 59 members.
• LisaList, 2000.06.18, is for Lisa users. The list has 98 subscribers.
• NewtonList, 2000.11.16, is for Newton users. To date we have 96 subscribers.

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