Back "in the day" I was part of Jupiter Systems, which released, among other fun things, FinderView (which was mostly Brian Clark's invention, but we had fun watching...) My first Apple was and Apple ][+. I've done a fair amount of modifying and tweaking to KEGS, Kent's Emulated GS, which I highly recommend as an Apple //GS emulator. I used the Apple ][+, //e, and GS in their primes, and have a //c in my 'museum'. I run linux these days, with an elderly iMac at it's side, and still swear off the evil empire.

Had an Apple ][ e back in teh day. My second computer following on the heels of the Alto.
Nowadays, I work at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View and we're getting old Apples up and running. Still trying to find Seven Cities of Gold.
Chris

I was an annoying little Apple II kiddie. Apple II+, then Apple IIgs. I eventually became less annoying, as some members and ex-members of the AppleSiders in Cincinnati will attest to. I have an Apple II+ motherboard that I'm slowly working on building an appropriate frame for. It is my goal, since Woz is in the bay area and I am in the bay area, to have a Woz autograph, too. ;)

I remember you, Jerry Kindall. ;)

Being a little Apple II nerd paid off.... I'm now a programmer. I don't have any Apple computers in my appartment, but at least all of the PCs aren't all running windows.