It's a shame that BetaArchive's repositories are private.I bought the entire collection (and BeOS) from the family of the founder of YellowTAB a few years ago. You'll find it all on Betaarchive including the Magnussoft releases.
It's a shame that BetaArchive's repositories are private.I bought the entire collection (and BeOS) from the family of the founder of YellowTAB a few years ago. You'll find it all on Betaarchive including the Magnussoft releases.
You should™ have joined before they imposed those ridiculous rules barring access to their server(s).It's a shame that BetaArchive's repositories are private.
Sure, but don't they have very strict rules on how to create disc images etc.? This just seems to make contributing (much?) more difficult than it could be.Well, they open up when you contribute archives unless the rules have changed.
Do we have everything they have?[...] We can create a better version if their servers! [...]
Yes but they gave you all the tools. I just ran Alcohol 120% under Crossover on my Mac Pro and it worked well. Daemon Tools for Mac was trash. Every archive I made using it was wildly off in size compared with either it or Alcohol on Windows.Sure, but don't they have very strict rules on how to create disc images etc.? This just seems to make contributing (much?) more difficult than it could be.
Hi, MacBookProdude, is this your new nick? I don't think anyone is going to recreate anything approaching the depth and breadth of Betaarchive's collection anytime soon.BetaArchive can go to hell. We can create a better version if their servers! TenFourFox is dead, long live InterWebPPC!
Hi, MacBookProdude, is this your new nick? I don't think anyone is going to recreate anything approaching the depth and breadth of Betaarchive's collection anytime soon.
BetaArchive can go to hell. We can create a better version if their servers! TenFourFox is dead, long live InterWebPPC!
Rumours of my suspension are greatly exaggerated, I feel. If you are going out of your way to try to get people suspended, however, then I doubt you will get far on this forum.weckary and Macbookprodude got suspended. Karma for them.
Anyways, I hope someone tries to port Sorbet Leopard to the G3 processor or to OPENpower so it can run it on a POWER9-based workstation like the Raptor Talos II or Blackbird.
The LeopardRebirth Remover app will restore all the LeopardRebirth modified resources from any source you point it at. So you could technically package up a mirrored copy of the LRRRestoreResource.dmg (found in the download) with your new resources to restore things how you like (or point it to another partition or Mac on your network)@scarlett7447 LeopardRebirth Remover was specifically designed for standard Leopard. It would replace certain components that have been performance-optimized in 10.5.9 with their more bloated 10.5.8 equivalents, which is why I said that there was no method to undo the theme for Sorbet Leopard.
I have a kind of similar situation with AoE2 if I remember correctly, are u using the default account? In my case is caused for some folder permissions that I can't fix it in any way, so I assume that is caused for create a new account (I could be wrong of course) btw I like sorbet a lot and I only found this bug, if you manage to solve your problem let me know, thanksI can’t run the installer for XIII, how do I fix it?
I tried it on the default account and an account I created. I have no idea how I can fix it.I have a kind of similar situation with AoE2 if I remember correctly, are u using the default account? In my case is caused for some folder permissions that I can't fix it in any way, so I assume that is caused for create a new account (I could be wrong of course) btw I like sorbet a lot and I only found this bug, if you manage to solve your problem let me know, thanks
Hey that's a wonderful news @z970 !!Disneytalk / Hype and Hyperbole / Empty Marketing BS #7
Sorbet Leopard Development - Feature Showcase #7 (Grand Finale 1/2)
The Sorbet App Store
In 2015, Adrian Opera gave us the PPCAppStore, introducing a whole new way to discover and download apps on pre-10.6 systems. In 2017, @SourceSunTom improved on the concept further with PPCStore, featuring a fabulously-designed user interface as well as an all-around tighter integration. Now in 2022, a third option will soon become available to users of the recently released OS X 10.5.9. Enter the Sorbet App Store.
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Modeled after Apple's Downloads center from circa 2010, the ultra-lightweight Sorbet App Store was conceived for both simplicity and homogeny with the Leopard-era appearance from its inception, as well as also being built for the future thanks to its Macintosh Garden server underpinnings.
Each app is displayed in a 3-entry horizontal grid, with crisp, extra large icons for maximum viewing pleasure. Hovering the cursor over an icon will display the app name, and clicking on one will instantly send the user to either the app's corresponding Macintosh Garden page, or entry on the Internet Archive (as signified by the icon right of the download button), where users will there be able to collaboratively rate, comment, and further improve the app page's usefulness for years to come.
Finally, apps are sorted into 7 different categories across a breadth of sub-genres, from Online Media to Graphic Design to Leopard-compatible Games, often featuring both high-quality community solutions and traditionally popular staples together in one place, now just two clicks away as part of every fresh install.
The Sorbet App Store will debut with Sorbet Leopard Revision 1.5, coming mid-Spring.
Store content and appearance not final.
That was cruelWith ref to the Sorbet App Store, I do note that today is April 1st.........
I'm really waiting for Z980 to burst my skeptic balloon. I love Sorbet Leopard and the work that's obviously gone into it, so I sincerely hope we see a dedicated App Store which will improve it even further.That was cruel
Cheers
Hugh