PPC Emulation... so exciting!

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PPC Emulation... so exciting!

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It's so exciting that PPC emulation is just around the corner! I've been waiting years for this!
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It has been achieved! Read the SheepShaver forum
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Perhaps he meant stable PPC emulation with the support of multiple ROM images so the masses can reliably use Mac PPC OSes and software on a x86 is just around the corner.

Or maybe he meant a Windows port so one doesn't have to delve into what often becomes the time-consuming chaos of getting everything setup under Linux.
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I wish that was just round the corner, but I really do not see this happening for a long time, if ever. As has been pointed out on this board, a PPC Mac emulator is more an enthusiasts - such as the poster above, myself and no doubt everyone on the board - dream than a driving nessecity.

Here's hoping though, as I write this from iCab inside Basilisk II :wink:
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Uhh...see the SheepShaver forum, Marc?
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Post by Marc »

Mac Emu wrote:Perhaps he meant stable PPC emulation with the support of multiple ROM images so the masses can reliably use Mac PPC OSes and software on a x86 is just around the corner.

Or maybe he meant a Windows port so one doesn't have to delve into what often becomes the time-consuming chaos of getting everything setup under Linux.
I was reffering to this, not the initial step of PPC emulation. My point was that with enthusiasts and not big business driving it it would be difficult to make it to an ideal level of stability and ease of use.
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