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Emulators are programs that allow you to operate a totally different system on your native computer. For example, emulators can allow you to run "Nintendo" brand games in Windows, or the Amiga Operating system on a Linux based computer. This category focuses on the emulation of the Macintosh computer on other operation systems, such as Windows, Amiga on Linux. As of this date, only emulation of older 68K based Macintosh machines is possible. Emulation of newer PPC based machines - including the popular iMac line - will become available as this industry develops.
Basilisk II
Basilisk II is a program, known as an emulator, that will allow your BeOS, Unix, AmigaOS and/or Windows based computer to function as a 68k based Macintosh.
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Executor
Executor is an "emulator" of the Macintosh computer than runs in Windows and Linux. More accuratly described as a "run time environment," unlike its rivals, this emulator does not require a Macintosh ROM image to fuction properly.
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Fusion
Fusion is a free, DOS based program that will allow your Amiga or PC based computer to function as if it were a 68k based Macintosh computer.
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SoftMac
SoftMac is a major commercial Macintosh emulator developed and sold by Emulators, Inc. and Darek Mihocka.
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vMac
vMac is a free program that will allow your PC, and even a newer Macintosh computer, to function as 68000 based Macintosh Plus computer.
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