![]() As of late, development has been focussed on Windows and Mac OS X, but pre-built Debian packages have appeared for 64bit and 32bit Ubuntu installations too. ![]() ![]() You’ll need a few things before you can get going.Įven though SheepShaver can run earlier versions, I’m focussing on MacOS 9.0.4. You can build it yourself, or grab a binary binaries for Windows and Mac OS X are easy to get, but for Ubuntu, you’ll have to try a little harder. I used the 64bit build found here, and it works fine on Ubuntu Lucid Lynx. Of course, you’ll also need a copy of MacOS 9.0.4. Since I have two Macs capable of running classic versions, that was no problem for me. Of course, there’s always the option of going the way of the pirate, but this is most likely illegal in your country of residence.īelieve it or not, genuine and new copies of MacOS 9 can still be found in online stores today, but even if you can’t find one online, your local Apple retailer might still have a few copies lying around (at least, that’s how I got two free copies). ![]() ![]() The third thing you’ll need is a little trickier to come by: you’re going to need the ROM image of a new world Mac, like a PowerMac G4. Again, I’m lucky in that I have two of these, so I didn’t have to jump through a lot of hoops. You can find these ROMs online too, but again, that is most likely illegal. ![]()
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