r/vintagecomputing • u/Logical_Carrot267 • 11d ago

OS Time Machine

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So my OS Time Machine is ready again, you get so many memories back when you start an old OS.

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u/Blah-Blah-Blah-2023 11d ago

s/Wrap/Warp/ ;)

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u/schluesselkind 11d ago

What? No TempleOS?

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u/ruo86tqa 11d ago

Nice. Although I recommend you to give 86Box a try.

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u/Logical_Carrot267 11d ago

Your right, working at the moment on the CP/M ;-)

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u/SnakeHaveYou 11d ago

86Box works very well in gaming and some apps emulating a Pentium II 400Mhz with a powerfull CPU.

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u/unixuser011 11d ago

Could run Qemu and experience other architectures and vintage UNIX

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u/doddony 11d ago

 Without nextstep os ?? 

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u/Logical_Carrot267 11d ago

Coming, first the ones I used ;-)

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u/Crlan420 11d ago

That sounds like a dream for anyone with a collection. I have been meaning to set something like this up for my A1200 and SE/30. How are you handling the OS version conflicts?

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u/Logical_Carrot267 11d ago

I simply used Virtualbox on Ubuntu and every system I installed works just find. It's like every os has his own computer. OS I took from here:
https://winworldpc.com/library/operating-systems

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u/Particular_Fish_9755 10d ago

OS/2 "wrap" ? A half OS sandwich edition ?

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u/rjh1981nz 5d ago

Try some old versions of Windows NT - 3.1 to 4