Macintosh Connectivity

I’ve been looking for ways to move files from the internet to my vintage Macs.

I can do it by downloading the files to my PC, copying them to a ZIP disk and then copying them off the ZIP disk.

There is always the ability to connect them with a null modem cable and use terminal software.

What I would really like is to network the Macs and connect them to my PC.  I spent some time looking on the internet today for instructions on networking vintage Macs.  Apparently using AppleTalk is so easy nobody has written much on the internet about it.  I have found a couple of places that have some information on it however, so I know what hardware I will need to continue along those lines.

I learned from my reading that there is a way using Linux to share a PC printer with the Macs.  Ghostscript take the place of, or translates postscript so the Macs can use the PC printer.

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