Minecraft Classic for Leopard PowerPC

[Yedly]

Recently I learned that ClassiCube, a Minecraft classic client, can be compiled for PowerPC Mac OS.

I am providing a link to an application that I created for running the binary, but I don't claim any work that the team behind ClassiCube has done. The source code was very easy and fast to compile with XCode installed.

Anyway, here is the link.

ClassiCube App.zip

drive.google.com

Edit:
If anyone wants to run ClassiCube on Tiger they should use the version from this thread.

ClassiCube-PPC: port of ClassiCube to PowerPC Mac (10.4+)

 

[matO_opp_ITA]

Hi, can I use the tiger one for Puma? (Mac OS X 10.1)

 

[alectrona6400]

Hi, can I use the tiger one for Puma? (Mac OS X 10.1)

won't work. also why puma?

 

[matO_opp_ITA]

won't work. also why puma?

Because my iMac G3 actually can't run an OS better than 10.1.2. Theoretically with 96MB of RAM I can unofficially run 10.2 and 10.3, but not 10.4 or better because the RAM is too little and I think also for the processor speed (233Mhz)

 

[alectrona6400]

if it's a tray loader, i think it'll be too old for that...

 

[Amethyst1]

if it's a tray loader, i think it'll be too old for that...

Any iMac G3 is able to run Tiger. You just need to patch the installer’s unsupported models list. But just 96 MB RAM is a bit of a problem.

 

[matO_opp_ITA]

Because my iMac G3 actually can’t run better OS than 10.1.2. Theorically with 96MB of RAM I can run 10.2 but not 10.3, because Mac OS Panther need more RAM than I have.

if it's a tray loader, i think it'll be too old for that...

Sadly, I know

 

[matO_opp_ITA]

Any iMac G3 is able to run Tiger. You just need to patch the installer’s unsupported models list. But just 96 MB RAM is a bit of a problem.

Even if my iMac have a CD-ROM drive instead a dvd one?

 

[alectrona6400]

i wonder if you can upgrade the memory on that? at least get a 256mb stick in if you can. the machines also take 512mb, but if you're on a bondi you'll be stuck on 384 iirc

 

[matO_opp_ITA]

i wonder if you can upgrade the memory on that? at least get a 256mb stick in if you can. the machines also take 512mb, but if you're on a bondi you'll be stuck on 384 iirc

Yes I can, but I don’t want now.
On those iMacs G3 Rev. B you can upgrade the ram up to 512MB with 2 stick of 256MB

 

[matO_opp_ITA]

Recently I learned that ClassiCube, a Minecraft classic client, can be compiled for PowerPC Mac OS.

I am providing a link to an application that I created for running the binary, but I don't claim any work that the team behind ClassiCube has done. The source code was very easy and fast to compile with XCode installed.

Anyway, here is the link.

ClassiCube App.zip

drive.google.com

Edit:
If anyone wants to run ClassiCube on Tiger they should use the version from this thread.

ClassiCube-PPC: port of ClassiCube to PowerPC Mac (10.4+)

Hey, you know what? I try to compile it my self (that one who never programmed into his life and pretending to be good at this stuff).
But there it xCode for Mac OS X 10.1.2? Or I should use CodeWarrior instead or something else?
PLS help me.

 

[Yedly]

Sorry for the delayed response, I don't really check this forum that often. Sadly, I most likely can't answer any questions regarding compiling ClassiCube for your use case, primarily because all I did was follow the instructions for compiling that was included in the source code. You might have better luck with finding help on the 10.4 thread that I linked previously.

 

[matO_opp_ITA]

Sorry for the delayed response, I don't really check this forum that often. Sadly, I most likely can't answer any questions regarding compiling ClassiCube for your use case, primarily because all I did was follow the instructions for compiling that was included in the source code. You might have better luck with finding help on the 10.4 thread that I linked previously.

Oh, ok. Thanks anyway, now I know where I can take the instructions.

 

[Amethyst1]

Even if my iMac have a CD-ROM drive instead a dvd one?

There’s a release of Tiger that shipped on four CDs.

 

[matO_opp_ITA]

Sorry for the delayed response, I don't really check this forum that often. Sadly, I most likely can't answer any questions regarding compiling ClassiCube for your use case, primarily because all I did was follow the instructions for compiling that was included in the source code. You might have better luck with finding help on the 10.4 thread that I linked previously.

So, guys, I’ve got an amazing idea: I take the source code of ClassiCube for Mac OS 32-bit in I’ll compile it with the terminal, using the gcc. Can work?

 

[matO_opp_ITA]

Recently I learned that ClassiCube, a Minecraft classic client, can be compiled for PowerPC Mac OS.

I am providing a link to an application that I created for running the binary, but I don't claim any work that the team behind ClassiCube has done. The source code was very easy and fast to compile with XCode installed.

Anyway, here is the link.

ClassiCube App.zip

drive.google.com

Edit:
If anyone wants to run ClassiCube on Tiger they should use the version from this thread.

ClassiCube-PPC: port of ClassiCube to PowerPC Mac (10.4+)

DISCLAIMER: I’ve written this post on the page for tiger

I’ve problem launching Classicube in Mac OS X 10.3.9, it says:
Error
Error 2 when creating font ‘Arial’
Error meaning: No such file or directory

 

[matO_opp_ITA]

Recently I learned that ClassiCube, a Minecraft classic client, can be compiled for PowerPC Mac OS.

I am providing a link to an application that I created for running the binary, but I don't claim any work that the team behind ClassiCube has done. The source code was very easy and fast to compile with XCode installed.

Anyway, here is the link.

ClassiCube App.zip

drive.google.com

Edit:
If anyone wants to run ClassiCube on Tiger they should use the version from this thread.

ClassiCube-PPC: port of ClassiCube to PowerPC Mac (10.4+)

Nothing, just the same message reposted 2 times in a row for error