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mashinmisha5

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5. Rhapsody and NextStep on a MacBook

Reply to sir pball (Original post)

Fri May 17, 2024, 03:54 PM

May 2024

Hey there! Yeah those old school OSs are super interesting to poke around in. NextStep and Rhapsody really helped pave the way. Just be careful not to go too wild west with any pirated copies - it's not worth the headache if you get caught. A lot of retro communities out there are pretty helpful for getting those older boxes online. Might be worth joining up and asking around before messing with outdated network stuff yourself. End of the day though, best to support the original creators if possible. Have fun exploring, but cover your assets!

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Rhapsody and NextStep on a MacBook [View all] sir pball May 2013 OP

I'm sure I would be impressed NV Whino May 2013 #1

+1 freshwest May 2013 #2

They're the early versions of OS X sir pball May 2013 #3

Thanks for the explanation NV Whino May 2013 #4

mini vmac for mac os x works fine for me in a emulator , but i wish i could run it in real time. AllaN01Bear May 2024 #6

Rhapsody and NextStep on a MacBook mashinmisha5 May 2024 #5