The usual archive sites still apply, of course – Info-Mac and UMich are still great places to get old software, and they e well-organised and on fast connections. Back to FAQ Index 1.5.2 – Can I run UNIX/Linux on my Mac?
Heh heh heh…I get to pass the buck again, sort of. JAG has also covered this on his site. I’m not going to totally pass the buck, though. NetBSD will run on most Macs from the Mac II on up. JAG has a tutorial on running Debian Linux on an SE/30 (which should be somewhat applicable to other Vintage Macs). Warning: unless you’re a real geek and have a desire to play around a LOT with stuff that doesn’t always make sense, don’t bother with trying to run Linux or UNIX on your Mac.
Related Questions
- The usual archive sites still apply, of course - Info-Mac and UMich are still great places to get old software, and they e well-organised and on fast connections. Back to FAQ Index 1.5.2 - Can I run UNIX/Linux on my Mac?
- Is there a version of the SDN data file archive that works with UNIX, Linux or other command line operating systems?
- Why do CS departments use Linux/UNIX for teaching programming?
