Macintosh System 1.0 Browser Emulation at myoldmac.net

[MacOS]

To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Macintosh computer on January 24, 2014 we launch a System 1.1 online emulation. This Macintosh System 1.1 emulation is a homage to the most innovative operating system in computer history. The emulation offers a complete "System 1" on a 1984 Macintosh 1 bit, black and white display.

Please visit http://myoldmac.net/system1/

Usage: On the page click the "Test drive Macintosh System 1" link and wait about 30 seconds until Macintosh System 1 is completely loaded. If you're having trouble double clicking, trying slowing down your taps to about one per second.

Bring back your 68k memories! Please sign in the guestbook!

Yours,

Oliver

Credits: Emulator: Hampa Hug | Browser Port: James Friend | Installation : Lion Vollnhals | Help: Lukas

 

[techknight]

thats kinda neat.

Is it running minivMac/MESS as the engine?

 

[MacOS]

Hi, nice you like it. We just got it running in the last days - it was tricky and i did not coded this crazy thing. It works with an emulator called http://www.hampa.ch/pce/pce-macplus.html and a portation of this emulator to the browser. Wicked hacker stuff. 8-o

Please share it with your Mac Friends and at facebook - this thing is brandew (3 hours).

 

[Mac128]

Pretty impressive. It even works on the iPad. Need to try it on an iPad Air as the emulation is pretty slow on the v3 model … but still.

Just out of curiosity, why System 1.1/g? Why not the original "1.0" software (Sys .97/Finder 1.0) released on January 24?

 

[CC_333]

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Very fine job otherwise!

c

 

[MacOS]

Nice you like it, we are trying to install the original System 1.0 but actually we have problems with the compiler that creates the final web version. It does not accept our new created .dsk image. We are working on that and i let you know as soon as possible when we have the original System 1.0 with creation date 24. January 1984 :b&w: online running.

Yes, it amazingly works on iPad, iPhone and Android phones - i will crate a version that opens in another, smaller frame than the desktop version to have it fullscreen on the mobile phones. Sadly the click and mouse movement is reduced due to the hardware of touchscreen GUI. but it works if you are pationed enough

 

[MacOS]

Bug?

Yes