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That won't work, because the SCSI2SD configuration also provides multiple virtual drives on one SD card by offsetting them in the image. The virtual drives start at different areas of the image.

The image comes with a configuration, so it's easy to image onto an SD card with Etcher and apply the configuration with the scsi2sd utility. However, if you are not using a SCSI2SD, it will probably be easier to install from the CD, since the image is tailored for the scsi2sd configuration...

Partitioning management will be slow, especially if you are on a slower machine managing large disks.

You may have issues with encoding if you use French language applications on English language system.

The patches for A/UX are specific to certain ROM builds. If you install your own ROM, A/UX may fail to boot because the ROM checksum is different to the requirement of the patches.

Mac OS 10.4 includes some updated components for Classic.

Binutils 2.16.1 is the last version to support m68k coff target.

To get rid of the partition map, unmount all partitions of the disks then write all zeros to the first 512 bytes of the disk.

I would recommend that you check out unar source code, which can extract Stuffit files (including resfork): https://cdn.theunarchiver.com/downloads/TheUnarchiverSource.zip

No, it can run on 64bit

Try e-mailing that person.

Source code is up, so you can start manufacturing your own now. https://github.com/saybur/scuznet

If you connect to another computer using a crossover cable or network card that supports MDI-X, you can disable auto negotiation to allow the link to work.

Source code is already up, so you can manufacture your own. https://github.com/saybur/scuznet

I would recommend you install the Japanese version of Mac OS 7.5. It can be found in "Mac OS Anthology"

TextEdit works for plain text files too

It may be possible to do offloading similar to how A/ROSE did it. However, you would need to write a new INIT and/or adev for it.

Vim

It may be possible that 10.15 does not force vsync (while 10.14 does)

Why would you want to do that? That would cause a large confusion. Do you want to want to type your paths as: HALexample/path/ UNIXexample/path/ Fink-Nottleexample/path/ That is not how the POSIX standard works for absolute path. For absolute path, the path needs to start with 1-2 forward...