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The preceding unsigned comment was added by Zachlutz ( talk

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Copland was originally planned as Mac OS 8, and the Mac OS 8 we now know was in direct response to the failure of Copland. The fact that Copland is currently omitted from the article is huge! This was Apple's biggest stumbling block for years.

Mac OS 8 revitalized interest in the Mac platform, introducing many technologies which were being developed for Copland (which was originally intended to be Mac OS 8.) This allowed the Mac platform to remain viable as Apple developed Mac OS X.

Early versions (8.0 and 8.1) support the 68040 processor, however 8.5 required a PowerPC processor.

The most apparent change to the system was the adoption of the Platinum theme.

Here are the main points I think need to be addressed: I don't think the current introduction properly summarizes the history and significance of Mac OS 8. The preceding unsigned comment was added by Thepreacher ( talk I could be horribly wrong here so would appreciate someone with some more real-world low-level developer knowledge confirming or correcting this. This article from 1998 also refers to a nanokernel The MP Nanokernel was introduced in 8.6, not the concept of the Nanokernel. Mac OS 8.6 definitely introduced changes to the nanokernel but I think it's wrong to say that the nanokernel was first introduced in 8.6. Many of them are Wikipedia pages or pages where text has clearly been borrowed from Wikipedia. The only sites I've seeing referring to a nanokernel as being something completely new in 8.6 are non-Apple sites. Note that in the article the nanokernel was mentioned and this article was last updated in March 1999, 2 months before 8.6 was released.Īll reference material on the Apple Developer Connection regards NewWorld and the kernel refers to it being a nanokernel. Here is an article describing the NewWorld boot sequence. This article was last updated in January 1999, around 4 months before 8.6 was introduced. Also, the Blue & White originally shipped with Mac OS 8.5.1 and so this would suggest that the nanokernel was present. This suggests that the nanokernel was around post-NewWorld architecture.

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With the NewWorld architecture, the Trampoline code creates these data structures from information in the Open Firmware device tree." "The previous version of the NanoKernel has code that is processor-specific to create data structures. Here is a developer reference for the PowerMac G3 (Blue & White). The iMac 233 was able to run a retail copy of Mac OS 8.5 - suggesting that the retail version of 8.5 included a nanokernel. This would suggest that the nanokernel existed in 8.1. The first NewWorld machine was the iMac 233 which shipped originally with OS 8.1. The nanokernel is an integral part of the boot sequence for NewWorld architecture machines.

The nanokernel has been around since at least OS 8.1. The article said that the nanokernel was introduced in 8.6 but I don't believe this is true.

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Steven Fisher 01:51, 4 August 2005 (UTC) ĭoes anybody know how to Linux onto a powerpc running mac os 8=0))( I remember that there was a controversy because Apple at one point demonstrated a Kaleidoscope theme importer. Kaleidoscope pre-dated Mac OS 8.5 by just over two years, and may have been one of the reasons themes were dropped. I've removed the comment about Kaleidoscope being spawned by Mac OS 8.5. 14 A Commons file used on this page or its Wikidata item has been nominated for speedy deletion.12 Why was the infobox and image removed?.11 Mac File Transfer Faster than Windows NT.Other : *Current discussions (XFD's, mergers, etc.):.Be sure to add the articles to any appropriate task forces. articles and remove the " |auto=yes" parameter. Verify : Double check the classification of articles in Category:Automatically assessed Apple Inc.

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Stubs : Macintosh stubs, Macintosh software stubs, More.

articles needing photograph, Category:Apple Inc.

Orphans : Orphaned articles in Apple_Inc.

Expand : Xserve, OS X Server, iMac, Force Touch.

Copyedit : Wikipedia articles needing copy edit in Apple_Inc.

Cleanup : iOS ( iPhone OS 1, iPhone OS 2, iPhone OS 3, iOS 4, iOS 5), iTunes ( iTunes Store, App Store (iOS) ( iOS SDK), iBookstore), iChat, iPhoto, iMovie, GarageBand, iLife, iWork, Pages, Keynote (presentation software).

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Assess : Update the classification of articles in Category:Unassessed Apple Inc.