If I had money to burn I would buy a new Mac just for the heck of it but I would always keep my big boy PC here. I think I still have most of my old Mac software, I also have a Macintosh Bible given to me by my best friend back in the day. Used to run OS7, tried running 8 but it was a tad too robust for that old boy. Also have an original apple moniter, keyboard, mouse. Dashboard was first introduced in 2005 in Tiger, as.

The discovery comes from Appleosophy, who found no sign of the feature when looking through the operating system, and no option to turn it off or on. I still have that Mac, been toying with the idea of firing her up for shitsngiggles. Apple has quietly killed off Dashboard, its widget app, in its forthcoming version of macOS Catalina which was announced at its WWDC yesterday. I thought I weas big chief back then hehehehehe. My first ever comp was a Mac 'pizzabox', 36 mb of ram (4 on the board), a whopping 16mhz processor and 200 mb HD. I remember a time when I said I would never own a PC (which I was convinced was short for piece of crap) but cash talked and bs walked, when my buddy Casey was selling his old PC for cheap I bought it and went to the dark side Mac was also the first OS to 'allow' the use of skins, being able to totally customize your desktop although, many times those programs would cause crashes on resource weary Macs. PCalc is primarily available as a macOS and iOS app with Notification Center support. If you prefer a more feature-rich option that can replace a scientific calculator, try the PCalc widget. Yea the idea of widgits is a good one, it's been around for a long time in one form or another. The calculator widget that comes with Dashboard is quite basic.

Useful mac dashboard widgets