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NeXT's OpenStep running on a MacBook Pro

I am totally in this guy's camp...
The reason I am a Mac user, and an avid one at that, is Steve Jobs. But not in the way you might think. Yes, he co-founded Apple and is the father of the Macintosh, but those aren't what I'm speaking of. It's Jobs work after his oust from Apple that has put me behind the Macintosh at which I now type. It was called NeXT.
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Oh that's nothing. It's the same as running it in VPC. What I tried was a native install, but I couldn't find a way to get the iMac to boot from a USB floppy. 🙁
 
grabberslasher said:
Oh that's nothing. It's the same as running it in VPC. What I tried was a native install, but I couldn't find a way to get the iMac to boot from a USB floppy. 🙁
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Floppy images are on Apple's site for the boot disks.




blakespot
 
blakespot said:
Not everyone is excited.

http://macsrpoop.blogspot.com/




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its people like that on that site that pisses me off. i guess they are to dumb to learn how to use it. they are to use to surf a few sites, run anti virus, a few more sites, scan for virus's, download a game demo, scan for virus's, BSOD, reboot run disk defrag, run this and that,

i have had less problems running OS 9.2.2 than any of the windows version's. OS X 10.2.8 runs better on my old machine than windows does on its hardware
 
You know, one of the screenshots in that article just had to make me wonder--if you were to pit the NeXT chess program's AI against the OSX's Chess AI, which one would win?

Anyway, as with anything of this sort, cool stuff.
 
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