I had it running on a powerPC mac clone (Power computing machine) 200 mhz. Ran great but the lack of software made it hard. In historical context as Apple's i

I had it running on a powerPC mac clone (Power computing machine) 200 mhz. Ran great but the lack of software made it hard. In historical context as Apple's internal OS upgrade program failed, and they bought Next Computer instead of Be (rumored to be an option). The rest is history.. "Power Computing, cognizant of (Apple CEO) Amelio’s attitude toward the clones, attempted to avoid keeping all its eggs in Apple’s basket. It began to actively support Jean Louis Gassée’s BeOS. Be’s first public demonstrations were on Power 120’s (upgraded versions of the Power 80), and Power Computing began selling machines outfitted with BeOS out of the box, thus bypassing Apple’s 7.25% royalty." from: http://lowendmac.com/2014/power-computing-fighting-back-for-the-mac-or-stealing-apples-customers/ http://lowendmac.com/2014/power-computing-fighting-back-for-...