The Wings Of Throwback Mac OS

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The Wings Of Throwback Mac OS

The Wings Of Throwback Mac Os 7
The Wings Of Throwback Mac Os 7

Jocuri video pentru sistemul de operareMac OS X.

Throwback video offers hands-on look at the first-gen Apple TV running Mac OS X Tiger. Intentionally or not, it would also be a throwback to the earlier days of the Mac between 1984 and 2001. My favorite option is kind of a crazy one: Not Mac OS 10.12 or 11, but Mac OS 22. The Apogee Throwback Pack is a collection of four classic Apogee Software titles all in one kick ass package. Blast your way across the galaxy as British Special Agent Blake Stone in 'Aliens of Gold' and 'Planet Strike', then take on an ancient evil menace as the H.U.N.T in 'Rise of the Triad'.

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MS-DOS Simulator for a C64.

Software that provides a published, common set of interfaces for the management of hardware on behalf of application software in a computer system. An operating system (short: OS) provides services to application software including:

Memory management
Data storage
Program / process management
User interface
Input / output control (I/O)
Task scheduling

Commodore Operating Systems[editedit source]

BASIC desktop after turn-on a C64.

Although many manufacturers provide their operating systems on loadable media such as magnetic tape, magnetic disk or optical disk, Commodore provided it's operating systems in ROM called the Kernal, built into the motherboard.

Commodore also typically added a BASIC ROM to their motherboards that allowed users to author, save, load and execute (RUN) BASIC programs for themselves. The BASIC ROM is typically considered to be part of the operating system although strictly speaking it is not.

Third Party Operating Systems[editedit source]

The desktop of GEOS.

The desktop of WiNGs.

CP/M[editedit source]

CP/M was an early text-based single-tasking operating system that strongly influenced early operating system design. It bears a superficial similarity to MS DOS. The Commodore 64 was compatible with CP/M 80 via a cartridge containing a Z80 microprocessor. It was not well received as many CP/M applications expected a 60–80 character wide text display. The C64's display only supports 40 characters natively.

GEOS[editedit source]

The Graphic Environment Operating System (GEOS) is probably the best known 8-bit graphical operating system. The interface was reminiscent of early Mac OS versions. It shipped with a very well developed office suite out of the box. It was a single-tasking operating system with limited desk accessory support.

Later third party patches introduced task switching via primitive concurrent multitasking provided the C64 was equipped with an REU.

LUnix[editedit source]

Short for 'Little Unix' LUnix was an attempt to bring a multitasking kernel and Unix design philosophy to the C64 very late in its life. The operating system was open source.

GeckOS/A65[editedit source]

GeckOS was already developed in 1989 for a clone of the Commodore PET with additional MMU. It was later ported to the C64. The developer included a software library 'lib6502' that provided compatibility between GeckOS and LUnix. GeckOS was also open source.^[1]

CLiPS[editedit source]

CLiPS was designed to be a drop-in replacement for GEOS. It was unique in that it was designed for use on CMDSuperCPU equipped C64's *only* and required at least 1MB RAM. CLiPS was developed by Protovision KG. Development stalled circa 2001 and the project was abandoned in favor of a joint effort with the developer of JOS. The result was WiNGS.

WiNGS[editedit source]

WiNGS was a joint effort between the developer of CLiPS and the developer of JOS.^[2] It was intended to be a graphical GEOS-like OS which takes full advantage of the SuperCPU.

Contiki[editedit source]

Contiki is a modern 'internet of things' operating system designed for memory constrained systems. Written mostly in C it is highly portable and supports many systems including MOS 6502-based computers like the VIC 20 and Commodore 64. Contiki is unique in that it uses a special thread model that does not require an MMU to successfully multitask even with only a few kilobytes of RAM. Contiki has a TCP/IP implementation and supports both IPv4 and IPv6 — even on an 8-bit hardware target like the C64.

picoOS[editedit source]