The Virtual OS Museum lets you relive over 600 operating systems right on your desktop

The images generally aren’t packaged with software beyond what would have come included with the OS (think calculators, file ...
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The virtual OS museum lets you relive the glory days of Windows 3.1, DOS, PalmOS, and more

This is a real operating system blast from the past.

Virtual OS Museum: Over 1700 old operating systems in a VM

With the "Virtual OS Museum", 80 years of computer history can be experienced directly in the emulator. The project makes historical systems usable with a click.

From 1948's Manchester Baby to early Android, the virtual OS museum runs the entire history of computing

Developer Andrew Warkentin has released The Virtual OS Museum, a Linux VM that boots over 1,700 pre-installed operating ...
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How to install and use the beta VirtualBox for Apple Silicon Macs

VirtualBox is now available for Apple Silicon-based Macs, although with spotty x86 support. Here's how to use it. Oracle's VirtualBox emulator is a free app which allows you to run other OS'es on your ...

Ever wonder what vintage computers were like? This virtual museum lets you try hundreds

The Virtual OS Museum is a huge retro-computing archive with more than 1,700 ready-to-run installations, covering everything from 1948’s Manchester Baby to classic Mac OS, early Windows, Unix, PalmOS, ...
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How to use UTM to run almost any version of macOS — even very old ones

UTM is a cross-platform emulator that allows you to run macOS, Windows, or Linux. Here's how to use it to run very old versions of Apple's Mac operating system. But there's another great free OS ...