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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.bestiver.se/post/1099878
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A few of the things which are currently missing from this:
- Apple DOS, 1978-1983
- Apple SOS, 1980 (the Sophisticated Operating System for Apple III)
- Apple ProDOS, 1983-1993
- MacPaint, 1984-1988
- MacWrite, 1984-1994
- MacTerminal, 1984-1987
- Apple GS/OS, 1988-1993
A/UX, 1988-1995, Apple’s version of UNIX System V- Macintosh Portable, 1989-1991
- Apple Dylan, 1992-1995 (lives on as OpenDylan…)
- Taligent, 1992-1998
- Apple Workgroup Server, 1993-2003
- Macintosh Application Environment, 1994-1998, a $549 software package which allowed running System 7 on Solaris and HP-UX
- QuickTime VR - 1995-? …to my surprise, apparently still playable until Safari 12 in 2018
- MkLinux 1996-2002, a port of Linux to run under the Mach microkernel on PowerPC
Apple Network Server 1996-1997 (ran neither A/UX nor MacOS but instead IBM AIX)- Twentieth Anniversary Macintosh, 1997-1998
edit: i mistakenly listed a couple items they actually do have.
ps: anyone reading this who wants to open a github PR to add these things to the site, please do :)

