Instead, you get a modest Macintosh Plus with black-and-white graphics, the ubiquitous Motorola 68000 and the 4MB RAM. With Mini vMac, you don’t get a 68040 with color graphics and a virtual hard drive. However, what if you want to experience what it was truly like to own a compact Macintosh? What it was like living with 4MB RAM, a 9″ black-and-white (no grayscale) screen, and System 6? Mini vMac is the software of choice for that, as it emulates a Macintosh Plus – the fourth model of Macintosh. Basilisk II emulated a Macintosh Quadra 900, one of the most powerful Macs you could buy in 1992 Basilisk II can output millions of colors and is powerful enough to run almost all of the popular Mac software from the 68k era. Nearly a year ago I explored Basilisk II, another classic Macintosh emulator that emulates a Macintosh Quadra 900 to allow you to explore 68k software and System 7. Want to experience what it was like to use a Macintosh Plus from your modern computer? Mini vMac is the solution…
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