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    • Apple Silicon Macs
      Any Apple Mac computer with an Apple silicon chip inside.
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    • Community Support General
      General questions, concerns, anything which might not fit into a particular category.
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    • General Posting
      Have a Mac you'd like to share? A project you're working on, or just a post you'd like to make - as if it were on social media? General Posting is just for that - treat it as if it were a LEM community feed where people can post things they'd like.
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      Mark Sokolovsky

    • Intel Macs
      Any Mac with an intel chip. If it was made by Apple, tested by Apple (such as a dev kit), and it has an intel chip.
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    • PowerPC Macs, 1997 through 2006
      This is mostly for "New world" PowerPC Macs, which mostly arrived after Steve Jobs returned to Apple in 1997. They are mostly characterized by semi-translucent, translucent, and colorful plastics. Some models such as the Power Mac G5 had an industrial, Metal aluminum design. Some Macs such as 1997-2000 G3 PowerBooks may fall into this category or another, depending on the question asked. It all depends on the type of Macs you're going to network/use it with, but for that range of Macs in particular, either forum category is fine.
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    • Vintage Macintoshes 1984 – 1997
      Everything from the Mac 128K - Old World Beige G3 Macs. "Old World" Macs such as the 1998-2000 PowerBook G3 can fall into either this or the 1998-06 PowerPC category.
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    • Welcome to Low End Mac Forums!
      As of Late 2026, Low End Mac is present in four online social media platforms: FaceBook, Bluesky. X, and Instagram. On FaceBook, the main group has over 14,000 members, and we also have a smaller group for iOS/iPads/iPhones also. On Bluesky since the site is more like twitter, it’s more of a newsfeed to see the latest posts from LEM, as well as related posts shared by our Low End Mac editors. With the closure of many online support communities including the longstanding Apple Support Community since 1998, Low End Mac has decided to launch their own forum!
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