Trinity

Trinity was at first the name of the iBook SE/366 that I held as an Apple Campus Rep. That machine did duty as a server for about 8 months until I purchased a retired G4/400 that had served as a QuickTime encoding machine for the defunct CooLink Broadcast Network (CLBN). The newly purchased minitower quickly replaced the iBook as my server, and soon after our (Campus Reps') machines were updated to snow iBooks. At that point we were allowed to purchase our clamshell 366s for the bargan deal of $300. After that, I cascaded the SE to my father, who has used it ever since. It runs OS 9, has 192MB of RAM and runs mainly mapping software and FileMaker Pro. The "trinity" moniker and hostname were both migrated to Quadraplex when the iBook left - some people maintained their accounts on the iBook after migration to the G4, so I let it have both hostnames and IPs so no one's links or logins would break or have to change.