I know if Classic was placed on an intel mac, it would tell you to download Rosetta, but from there will crashes because frameworks in the system's library does not support (or was not designed for) Classic. (that is, with the exception of 10.7+ systems since these don't even use Rosetta) Is there ANY way whatsoever Rosetta could be edited, or Classic itself so that it will work on intel macs? can be used to emulate OS 9, but these are very lousy applications compared to Classic mode. As a substitute to Classic, SheepShaver, Basilisk II, etc. Switching to Intel, Rosetta was required to "translate" pre and non-intel OSX applications, with the exception of Classic since Rosetta does not translate deep enough into the system to do that.
Now in the first place I now that, technically, "Classic" mode went out back with Tiger because of the switch to Intel chips. Now I know little about software design, but maybe someone who does could tell me if these ideas I had are at all feasible: Hello everyone, I had a few thoughts on running Classic mode on intel macs which I wanted to share.
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