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There was also the thing with virtual memory. Some apps did run with it (so you had "more memory") and some didn't. Enabling or disabling it meant reboot. So yo

There was also the thing with virtual memory. Some apps did run with it (so you had "more memory") and some didn't. Enabling or disabling it meant reboot. So you rebooted based on which app you needed to run.

sgerenser 5y ago
That had to be a long time ago. I ran MacOS 7.6 through 9 for much of the 90s and don’t recall any apps not working with virtual memory enabled.
- vetinari 5y ago
  Even in 9... Photoshop had it's own memory manager and didn't play nice with VM. Pro Tools couldn't even launch.