Edit: Tho im going to respray my Mac Mini and spray a nice logo on it :)
Wouldn't a butterfly be more apppropriate?
Anyway, speaking of mac mini case mods, this (http://steampunkworkshop.com/daveveloz.shtml) one is pretty cool IMO.
@Karlos
Re: broccoli, yes!
Re: Mac Mini, that is effing awesome.
I feel a sense of déjà vu now. Didn't somebody suggest that before?
@som99
Boing! Boing! :)
Cool! But how? Are you an airbrush artist by chance? Or are you going to hand it over to someone else?
And why is it every time someone tries to talk about using MorphOS, someone always has to shift the conversation to Broccoli?!
(http://www.sintonen.fi/pics/brocmini.jpg)
BROC MINI
The ultimate case mod
I'm getting an Apple G4 mobo with nVidia graphics (don't have detailed specs so far but looks like it will be 750 MHz or 1 GHz) so I'm having high hopes this kind of hardware might become supported in near future, resulting in me getting a MorphOS machine. If I had an eMac tho, I'd go for something like this:
(http://i47.tinypic.com/4rdtee.jpg)
I don't think there will be Nvidia support in the near future tho :/
^ that's not a bad looking proposition. Is it a real example of a mock-up?It's just a shopped quickie ... but easy enough to make, all it would take is a paint job and a vinyl sticker. But of course it would also require a matching keyboard and mouse.
Well, until there is, it'll have to run Linux. I can wait : )
Unfortunately nvidia does not provide any documentation about their chipsets and thus we're not planning to add support.
Please refer to the supported hardware (http://www.morphos-team.net/hardware.html) page.
You part of the MorphOS team or something?
Unfortunately nvidia does not provide any documentation about their chipsets and thus we're not planning to add support.
Please refer to the supported hardware (http://www.morphos-team.net/hardware.html) page.
That sort of paint job would be ideal, though I must admit, it could use some Broccoli!
Unfortunately nvidia does not provide any documentation about their chipsets and thus we're not planning to add support.
Please refer to the supported hardware (http://www.morphos-team.net/hardware.html) page.