Vivecus_

Where in Melbourne, Australia can I find a place that sell/give away old 80s/90s beige cases? I'm looking to build an ATX sleeper PC that's big enough to house a Noctua NH-D15 cooler inside (at least 16.5cm.) I've looked at ComputerBank but that's the only store I could really find, and no luck there. I know eBay is also a no-brainer but I'll have to wait for that one.

I'm a new Linux user and I'd like to know how I can install drivers for my Yamaha AG03 mixing console. The downloads only support MacOS and Windows.

I’m working on a white build for my pc and am really stuck on the keyboard. Does anyone have any suggestions for a clean, minimal, cherry blue, and preferably tenkeyless keyboard?

I have been looking at a few of their videos and they're really great. I guess I'll see what I can salvage at any op shops around the place. Though, what system would you recommend personally?

Yeah I should've clarified, my bad. I mean to learn BASIC.

I'm not really interested in emulators, I'd very much like to have the computer itself as I feel that's a big part of the experience at least for myself. But thanks for the info!

I'd be willing to spend a little cash here and there, it's not really a problem. All I'd really want is an easy system to learn on.

G'day all, I've been very interested in vintage/retro computing over the last couple months and have been seriously considering buying one just to tinker around with it and learn. I'm talking 70s/80s era. Which computer would be best for a beginner such as myself to learn? Would something like an Apple IIe be a good choice?