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Yes, if I remember correctly this can only run Mac OS 9. Strange that this is not mentioned (?) on the github page.

• RuggedPineapple 4y ago
  It can run up to OS 9, not just OS 9. It'll run any classic Mac OS that supports PPC, so I think that takes you back to the 7.5 line.
  • Findecanor 4y ago
    Please don't call it "OS 9" on the Internet. Googling for OS-9 resources is difficult enough as it is. <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OS-9#Name_conflicts_and_court_decisions https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OS-9#Name_conflicts_and_court_...>
    • MarcoZavala 4y ago
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    • mattl 4y ago
      If I search for “OS 9” without any quotes or anything I get the Wikipedia article for Mac OS 9. I think it’s fine. There’s enough niners out there keeping things alive.
      • Aloha 4y ago
        I think that was what the poster was implying was the problem. MacOS 9 and OS-9 are not the same thing. OS-9 is a Real Time OS originally for 6800/68000 processors.
        • IncRnd 4y ago
          It's not really an issue. Searching for os 9 gives one OS's results. Searching for mac os 9 gives the other OS's results. Super easy.
          • LoganDark 4y ago
            The issue is that searching for "os 9" also gives results for Mac OS 9, making searching for OS-9 results harder.
            • IncRnd 4y ago
              Thanks for the explanation. In that case, the following search works: -mac os 9
    • babypuncher 4y ago
      The proper name is Mac OS 9, you are never going to convince people to call it by something else just to make a far more obscure operating system easier to find on Google.
  • philwelch 4y ago
    7.1.2 was the first version that ran on PPC
• haunter 4y ago
  >Strange that this is not mentioned (?) on the github page "run classic PowerPC Mac OS applications" "Runs MacOS 7.5.2 thru 9.0.4. MacOS X as a guest is not supported."
  • Gys 4y ago
    I see it now as well, strange that I completely missed that. Thanks.