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Mac OS Through the Years. Screenshots
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Originally Posted by mhasman
Great find there mhasman, an interesting read.
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(The dark lord has risen again......Beware)
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Haha! Someone better host their own damn images next time.
Edit: What a little turd! That guy ripped the entire article off from here!
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Originally Posted by wataru
Edit: What a little turd! That guy ripped the entire article off from here!
Wow, that's not very cool at all.
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Ripping aside, those screenshots were cool!
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System 7.5.x days, what a nightmare... Back then, Apple was doing all its best to have its system crash like windows. Sometimes, double clicking too fast would make my mac 7100 freeze. Most apps were crashing joyfully all day long. There was also a dreaded bug on french systems that would make them crash upon boot, with no reasons and no explanation from Apple. It lasted something like 2 years before being adressed in OS 8. Terrible times!
Golden OS X area...
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Cheetah to Jaguar looks absoloutely murder on the eyes with those heavy stripes.
I think I remember using System 7.5 at school the little square mac's with the floppy drive. There was another can't remember what it was that had a mouse test demo tutorial thing with a diver searching for fish and you put the treasure into the chest... :o
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Best memories of elem/middle school include working on those all-in-one powermacs with 7.5 on them..
The first computer I ever used was an Apple IIc
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Originally Posted by rickey939
Wow, that's not very cool at all.
He does give credit at the end of his article.
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Originally Posted by SMacTech
He does give credit at the end of his article.
Yes, but he still just put the whole article on his site. A hyperlink would have done the trick, too.
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Originally Posted by andreas_g4
Yes, but he still just put the whole article on his site. A hyperlink would have done the trick, too.
Yes, very bogus. In fact, I posted an anonymous comment at his site.
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I put "Thx" to John Wells and link to his blog...
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What a transition! I'm so glad to be on Tiger!
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Looking at those OS X screens from the distance I can't help but being so glad I declared war to that disastrous interface from day one. What a dysfunctional piece of utter crap. And those screenshots look fast in comparison to what it really was trying to use the system...
I'm glad more people are realising just now what I and some others could see back then....  /kidding
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I can remember when I thought all of those versions were cool. Wonder what we will think of Tiger a few years from now? The early versions still kind of bring a smile to my face but I don't miss em.
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Originally Posted by mhasman
I put "Thx" to John Wells and link to his blog...
"Thx" for what? IT WAS ALL HIS! You ripped his entire entry (text AND screenshots) and hosted it on your own site. Very uncool. Why not just link to his blog AT THE BEGINNING? Putting it as an afterthought is insulting.
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Originally Posted by mhasman
I put "Thx" to John Wells and link to his blog...
"You are smart and kewl." - Clydefrog
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Originally Posted by andreas_g4
7.1.2 rocked.
Actually 7.1.2 with Hardware System Update 2.0 on my Centris 650 was the bomb (this was the introduction of color icons in the file browser in the old Open/Save dialog boxes).
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