Macintosh Plus emulation, running upon :

Macintosh OS X

Intel (42K)
for any Mac made after 2006

for earlier Macs:
PowerPC (48K)

Microsoft Windows

x86-32 (49K)
for any PC

x86-64 (62K)
(not usually useful [1])

Linux

x86-32 (45K)

x86-64 (52K)
PowerPC (47K)
ARM (48K)
SPARC (48K)

Macintosh OS 9 and earlier

PowerPC (44K)
680x0 (42K)

FreeBSD

x86-32 (41K)

x86-64 (50K)

OpenBSD

x86-32 (40K)

x86-64 (49K)

NetBSD

x86-32 (40K)

x86-64 (49K)

Dragonfly BSD

x86-32 (39K)

x86-64 (47K)

OpenIndiana

x86-32 (45K)

x86-64 (56K)

Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0

ARM (49K)

Minix 3.2

x86-32 (538K)

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More Ports, for running upon other computers, by other people

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[1] Mini vMac compiled for x86-64 is currently slower than Mini vMac compiled for x86-32, for lack of assembly language tweaking. Many operating systems for x86-64 based computers, including Microsoft Windows, can run x86-32 programs fine, or can be set up to do so.

To get started with Mini vMac, download one of the compiled applications listed at left, and then go to the Getting Started page.

(If you have not already seen it, check the about page to learn more about Mini vMac.)

This page has the standard variation of Mini vMac. The are many other possible variations, emulating other Macintosh models, other screen sizes, using other languages for the user interface, and much more. I can compile such variations for you. See:

Mini vMac Variations Service . . . try it out!

Or, the Source Code (598K) allows you to compile all the variations of Mini vMac yourself. The Building Mini vMac page gives more details.

You can verify files downloaded correctly with the MD5 Checksums (4K).

Past and future versions of Mini vMac may be available from the complete Mini vMac index.

If you find Mini vMac useful, please consider helping the Gryphel Project, of which it is a part.

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