Not only is the Mac OS quite customizable, especially with
destop images, appearance sets, and fonts, but the computer itself
can be customized. I've heard of one user who put a CD-ROM drive
inside a Mac II, another who painted his SE/30 bronze.
These are their stories. Just remember to be careful if you
decide to customize your own Mac.
Stone flecked Classic, 6/8.
This popular process covers the drab beige or platinum finish with
a stone-lick appearance.
Ze PowerSuitcase, 6/2. Inside a
metal Smith-Corona typewriter case beats the heart of a Quadra
700.
Compubrick 160, 1/18. Would you
believe a PowerBook 160 converted to desktop use with plastic
blocks?
The bronze SE/30, 1/10. A look at a
"bronzed" SE/30 customized by Gary Thornton.
Do you have a story about a customized Mac you'd like to share?
Send it to Dan Knight
at Low End Mac.
Other Custom Mac Links
AppleFritter
includes some Macs encased by MEGA BLOCKS.
Mac and iOS Browsers: Options Galore, Freeware Forum, 2012.02.10.
Safari is adequate on Mac and great on iOS, but the range of good alternatives is stunning. LEM writers share their favorites.
LogMeIn: Remote Screen Sharing for the Rest of Us, Alan Zisman, Zis Mac, 2012.02.09.
Configuring the Mac's built-in screen sharing to work over the Internet can be difficult or impossible. LogMeIn makes it easy.
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