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Information: 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 fo
Macintosh Emulation: First Impressions Macintosh Emulation: First Impressions: Introductory article focusing on the Fusion emulator by Microcode Solutions. Compares the emulator to Executor and vMac. (Macintosh) http://www.euronet.nl/users/ernstoud/fusion.html
Emulate the Mac Emulate the Mac: Introductory information on every major emulator. Includes program download links. (Macintosh) http://www.kearney.net/~mhoffman/macpc.html
SysOpt: Turn Your PC Into a Mac?! SysOpt: Turn Your PC Into a Mac?!: General introduction to emulation of the Macintosh computer in Windows. Includes information about Executor, Fusion and vMac. (Macintosh) http://www.sysopt.com/reviews/macemu/
Emulation.Home.Pages.de Emulation.Home.Pages.de: Information regarding Macintosh emulation on DOS and Windows based systems. (Macintosh) http://www.mobiltom.de/tombin.html
E-Maculation E-Maculation: Macintosh emulation news and commentary. Includes descriptions and specifications of major emulators, introductory articles and interviews with developers. (Macintosh) http://www.emaculation.com/
Macintosh Emulation Station Macintosh Emulation Station: Emulation of the Macintosh computer in Windows. Includes introductory guides, emulator downloads, and a collection of games and applications that will run on most emulators. (Macintosh) http://mes.emuunlim.com
Macintroid Macintroid: Covers freeware/open source emulators and applications, as well as information pertaining to their use. (Macintosh) http://macintroid.tripod.com
The Macintosh Emulation Forum The Macintosh Emulation Forum: Forum for discussing emulation of the Macintosh computer on alternate platforms. (Macintosh) http://forums.delphiforums.com/macemulation
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Information: 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 fo
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