Apple II convention – July 16–21, 2024
Who goes to KansasFest? A series of short interviews published on Computerworld from Ken Gagne tries to answer this question. Through these videos, you’ll meet some diverse and interesting guys and gals who attended KansasFest 2013. When you’re done with those, enjoy three bonus interviews. Thank you to Ken for planning, recording, and publishing all …
What did you miss at KansasFest? Even if you were there, you probably slept at least once and missed something exciting. Many people have shared their photos. The PDF of the booklet you received is online. Many presentations and related files are getting archived and shared. HackFest winners are listed, and some entries are posted. …
We had seven HackFest participants this year. The judges were Eric Shepherd, Eric Rucker, and James Littlejohn. Competitors were, in order of placing: Margaret Anderson: Won a Raspberry Pi kit. Her project was a nifty Eamon mapper. Geoff Weiss: He donated his prize back to the committee for re-use. He fixed a Teach bug with …
Thanks to those who have taken advantage of the HelpKFest.org link, Amazon has paid us $135 in the past 7 months, which is being used to help with expenses associated with planning, advertising, and hosting the event. We appreciate the support of the Apple II community for using this simple, no-cost link.
The Structris championship match’s pivotal moment: At the end of level 9, Carrington’s blip was trapped and in the deep decent of doom. Believing this was the end, he looked away from the screen to curse the stars. The level had, in fact, completed in the nick of time. But it was too late to …
Since 2010, the KansasFest Committee has recognized members of the Apple II community who have made significant contributions to the Apple II, either in promoting or developing for the platform during its active years, or in helping to advance or preserve the Apple II since its production had been discontinued. I’m pleased to announce the …
A2Central has a fantastic summary of the KFest happenings. Also, check out the Twitter, Facebook, and Google+ links to the left.
Too many faces? Too many names? Too much excitement? Scott Miller has put together a “Who’s Who of KFest” with pictures and biographies to help you meet, find, and remember people. Knock on Scott’s door if you’d like to add your face. UPDATED Saturday (7/27/2013) with more faces. Please download again.