The Basilisk II GitHub page also has a Mac OS 9 emulator called SheepShaver which emulates later PowerPC CPU-based Macs. Mac OS 9.0, 9.1, ...

This limits the product to emulating Mac OS software that does not require a PowerPC processor. However, the company is working on a software PowerPC emulator for X86 processors.

PearPC - PowerPC/Mac OS X Emulation on a PC Tuesday May 11, 2004 8:13 am PDT by Arnold Kim PearPC 0.1 is an early version of a "an architecture independent PowerPC platform emulator capable of ...

SheepShaver is a free emulator available from emaculation.com. To use it without infringing Apple’s copyright, you’ll also need to own a PowerPC Mac because the emulator needs a copy of the ...

PearPC is a new experimental PowerPC emulator. Running on X86 systems, it’s horribly slow, incomplete and very unstable. “Don’t use it on important data, it WILL destroy them sooner or later ...

We’ve seen a System 7 Mac emulator before, as an app, but a developer has now created a version which runs directly in a web browser …. System 7 was the first classic Mac OS system to be later ...

The journey down memory lane doesn't end at the hardware, of course. The emulator is fully functional, allowing you to run some old Mac OS 8 software and games, some of which are even pre ...

Here's how to step back in time with a virtual Mac running OS 8, complete with apps of the day, and favorite features like WindowShade and 3D folder icons, in a self-contained application within ...

Snap! When Mac OS X came along, all applications had to be rewritten, except for the lucky ones that could operate correctly inside the Classic emulator. Snap! When Macs started relying on Intel ...

Rosetta was software that let Intel-based Mac owners run many apps written for PowerPC Macs. A Mac 68k emulator allowed PowerPC Macs to run software for 68000-based Macs.