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Emulation purposes... Many people want OS 8 for Basilisk or Softmac.

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Eh, it's worth a shot.

Anybody who is interested in Apple releaseing Mac OS 8 freely please help this petition....

So far, there isn't anything I couldn't find with google. :-) atleast not as far as general searches. If what you're looking for typically isn't on the main page or in the key words of a page, yahoo would tend to give you better results or at least more results :-). Well if you can't find it, post ...

He must've been paying attention to his cursor...

I use dogpile simply because I don't want to search around the 5 big sites to get one answer... With dogpile I can just do one search.

Some other guy made that mirror...I think...

What is it?

They always post stupid topics such as "Lock" of something similar. Later everyone calls them 'fork spammers' and then they post more "Lock" topics leading to an IP ban.

Have you been hanging around the G4 forums or something?

With what I heard about it it seems convoluted

Why don't you use Qbasic's online help?

2 things, "MacGuy" 1. M$WIN98SE is (cringes at the thought) the best Operating System that Micro$hit has ever released. It works best with PDS. 2. Next thing we know, you're going to be Linus Torvald. Stick to one OS, please. I changed my username and everything else so I could have an av...

No, you're to minor in their to do list for them to even care...

No you don't, they have the extractor for both linux and MS....

I just changed my name for the avatar... I only liked apple when steve jobs was still prez... Mac and Apple II were fine Microcomputers...

C was made for OSes(particularly UNIX) unlike Pascal and Basic(made for applications)... All of them have dramatically different syntaxes... here is a comparision fo them... C: #include <stdio.h> int main(void) { printf("Hello, world!\n"); getchar(); return 0; } Pascal: program hello; {Thi...

You should try and read Vic's tutorils, they're pretty damn good...