
This is the fifth part of the “My Apple iBook G4” series of articles, and it’s all about setting up a development environment with modern-ish tools on my iBook retrobook.
You can install all the software you want, and all the games available for the PowerPC architecture and OS X 10.5 Leopard, but if you want to setup a development environment on a 20-years old machine, you will definitely need to jump through some hurdles. But in the end you will have a decent machine to write code (and test) on, unless you need specialized stuff like NodeJS, Docker, Golang, Redis, or things that require an octacore CPU and 64GB of RAM. But for that you should use a better-suited machine, anyway.






























