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The harder part is finding a copy of full HyperCard (not just the later viewer) in a format understood by an emulator that runs on modern Mac or Linux. At least
by abecedarius 14y ago
The harder part is finding a copy of full HyperCard (not just the later viewer) in a format understood by an emulator that runs on modern Mac or Linux. At least, I couldn't the last couple times I tried.
- michaelpinto 14y agoI looked into a few of the Classic mac emulation packages and the amount of work always looked off putting -- in fact I think some even required finding a ROM if I recall. It's actually easier for me to dust off my giant G5. And yes abecedarius another challenge you may find is that if you have the real Hypercard it would be a series of floppy discs which can no longer be read. Side note: My other dream has been to run NeXTstep on my Mac -- I understand that can be done too, but it looks like a ton of work.