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1. #Mac puma emulator for windows mac os x
2. #Mac puma emulator for windows mac os
3. #Mac puma emulator for windows trial

(Partial) working list of known OS emulators Or visit my friend's Delphi forums by clicking the related forums drop-down box: "The Unified Forums and More". You can download almost any emulator related file from : Emulation on Windows, Emulation on Linux, Emulation on Mac OSĪlso, check out Mike Goodine's Emaculation website/ forum for more by clicking on this forum's Webpage tab (next to Chat). There are also links to download dozens of 68k Macintosh freeware/shareware programs that have been tested using the Basilisk II Macintosh emulator. My ancient website " The Macintosh Emulation Station" has some tips on setting up and using Mac emulators. Executor can run many old Macintosh programs and games.

#Mac puma emulator for windows trial

I created a Windows compiled HTML help file to answer many of your questions about Basilisk II: download it here.ĭon't own a Mac? Check out the Executor one year trial (soon to become free) which gives you a small taste of what the other Mac emulators are capable of doing, without requiring the ownership of a Mac.

#Mac puma emulator for windows mac os

It lets you run up to Mac OS 8.1 fast on multiple guest platforms. Many of us buy used 68k Macs and software from places like eBay in order to enjoy using Basilisk II "legally". The open-source Basilisk II JIT is the crowning gem of 68k-based Mac emulators.

#Mac puma emulator for windows mac os x

All you need is a Mac OS 8.5 to OS 9.0.4 CD in order to run the most recent PPC Classic software on Windows, Linux or Mac OS X guest platforms. The first PPC Macintosh emulator called SheepShaver is also available. Want to run Mac OS X on your PC? If you own Puma, Jaguar, Panther, or Tiger CDs (for PowerPC), PearPC will allow you to run your Mac OS X software on Windows or Linux. See the lists below for emulator download links. The forum logo is thanks to Tinyrocket� (Gimli87).Īdditional Macintosh Emulation Information: The forum was expanded in 2001 to include other emulators and virtual machines.

This forum was formally called the Macintosh Emulation Forum and many of our daily visitors are familiar with Macintosh emulators. Please feel free to ask for help with any emulator, virtual machine or operating system you are attempting to setup. In general, both emulators and virtual machines can be classified together as platform emulators.ĭiscussions, questions and advice about general OS and hardware use are also invited. Operating System virtual machines (Wikipedia link) which run native platform operating systems.įor example, you could run the Macintosh operating system on a Windows PC using an emulator or run Windows on a x86 Linux distribution using a virtual machine.