Some of the tools used to create this site:
Originally Produced with Mac OS Jaguar.	On a:	And once Served with Mac OS Panther	On A:

http://www.geswho.net/

Hosted on Garth's Cube, using Mac OS X Personal Web Sharing to publish web pages and share files on the Internet — and on our local area network — from a folder on the internal hard disk that the Cube boots from. Mac OS X Personal Web Sharing is powered by Apache.

Tools:

• Software:
  • Apache web server
    Apache
    For more information about serving web pages, please refer to the Apache manual.
  • HTML, anyone?
    Yes, anyone. Because the good news is that you don’t have to learn HTML to use it: leading word processing applications actually generate HTML documents for you.
    For the benefit of new users: HTML — short for hypertext markup language — is what webmasters and designers use to publish text and graphics on the Internet in a form that can be read by anyone using a Mac or PC.
    In the latest version of Microsoft Word, for instance, all you have to do is open the document you wish to publish and select Save as HTML in your File menu. And that’s it. Word will save your work as an HTML document, ready for publishing on the Internet. In AppleWorks 6, select Save As in your File menu, and pick HTML in the pop-up menu. Next, just type in the name you want to save the document under and click on the Save button, and it’s like boom — instant HTML.
• Hardware:
  • Server:
  • Editors:

Web Sharing Servers: