« Apple changes iPod accessory licensing fees | Main | Bill on "neutral" Internet is in Congress »

Mac on Mac

Mac on Mac, similiar to Apple II on Mac earlier in the Mac's history.

Ok, we are now doing Windows emulation on OS X machines. But why not run Classic applications on OS X machines? Of course, I doubt that you can run Apple's Alice on any OSX machine, but it would be nice to be able to play CrystalQuest or some of the other older games.
This web site has this type of emulation as its goal. It uses software to put Linux on Mac and then puts Mac on Linux. This is open source software. (See above)

See it

Posted by Lynn Wegley on May 13, 2006 7:16 PM |

Post a comment

(If you haven't left a comment here before, you may need to be approved by the site owner before your comment will appear. Until then, it won't appear on the entry. Thanks for waiting.)

Also see:

Affiliate & Supporting Sites

Get involved in your user group community

Please contact UGN... Submit Press Releases, Submit Full Articles, Send us your favorite links to resources, Submit Software Reviews, Submit Book Reviews, if you have a local user group, go here to register. UGNN is spam-free and will not share email addresses or your info with any third party. UGNN is paid for, in part, by: DT&G Online Magazine, the Design Bookshelf
The User Group Network is the first, and the original user group network for computer users everywhere including, Apple, Macintosh, IBM PC, Microsoft, Compaq, Amiga, BE/OS, Linux, UNIX, and other leading computer platforms. Hosting services are provided by The Graphic Design Network to serve the computing community. Copyright 1994 through present, all rights reserved. This site is hosted by The Graphic Design Network c/o Showker Graphic Arts & Design, a Corporation of the Commonwealth of Virginia, located in Harrisonburg Virginia, in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, established in 1972.