Macintosh

Renowned farmer Dwight Miller dies (The Monterey County Herald)

30 Aug 2008

Stepping out of his red pickup, Dwight Miller gestured toward a Macintosh apple tree that over the past century had grown into an exuberant tangle of branches just south of his white farmhouse in Dummerston, Vt.

Five Things Steve Jobs Must Do Before He Dies (Forbes)

30 Aug 2008

The job's not finished--and neither is Steve.

Interview: Andy Hertzfeld (OSNews)

30 Aug 2008

Quite often, Steve Jobs is given all the credit for the original Macintosh - but in reality, it wasn't Steve Jobs who made the largest contribution to the project; in fact, he didn't even come up with the idea. Jef Raskin envisioned an easy-to-use computer with a graphical user interface, and somewhere in 1979 he got the green light to start the Macintosh project, and together with Bill Atkinson ...