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While it currently runs on any mac, I plan to save some space and make it Mac Plus only\n\n---\n\n## System 6.0.8\n\n![The original Mac Desktop](screenshots/system6-1.png)\n\nThe latest System 6 for the Plus, with SCSIProbe included as it helps to investigate eventual issues with the Zulu volumes.\n\n## After Dark 1.0\n\nThe first version of After Dark (sorry, no toasters) is active, so the screen doesn't burn out.\n\n![After Dark Warp is the screensaver](screenshots/after-dark-1.png)\n\n## MultiFinder\n\nMultiFinder is present, but not activated, as this would lead to users launching multiple programs and ending up confused by memory errors. You can demo MultiFinder by activating it with the \"Set Startup...\" option of the \"Special\" menu and restarting.\n\n![Activate Multi-Finder from the \"Special\" menu](screenshots/multifinder-1.png)\n\nBeware that some applications may not be MultiFinder friendly.\n\nAt next power cycle (ie: off/on), the system will be back to normal Finder.\n\n## ResEdit\n\nA copy of ResEdit is hidden in the System folder. As surprising as it seems, ResEdit was a common way to spend time exploring the resource forks of installed applications and documents. It is a later 1994 version, but I haven't included the disassembler (I should, or I should downgrade to an '80s version).\n\n![Exploring Illustrator](screenshots/resedit-1.png)\n\n## HyperCard 1.2.5\n\nAt the top level, HyperCard is included, with all the demo stacks. Just launch it by double-clicking it and you'll be greated by the \"Home Stack\".\n\n![Welcome to HyperCard](screenshots/hypercard-1.png)\n\nThe slide show contains some iconic dithered Mac images:\n\n![The tiger](screenshots/hypercard-2.png)\n\n---\n# Applications\n\nThe set of bundled applications represent a typical set of \"serious\" applications you could find on a Mac.\n\n![alt text](screenshots/applications-1.png)\n\n---\n\n## Image Processing\n\nA few image processing applications are bundled:\n\n---\n### MacPaint 1.5\n\nThe almost original MacPaint, with Woodblock, the famous image of the Japanese Lady by Susan Kare.\n\nWoodblock has been edited so the image is well positioned. Opening it will re-create the iconinc MacPain intro image.\n\n![The iconic MacPaint screenshot](screenshots/macpaint-1.png)\n\n---\n### Photoshop 1.0.7\n\nThe original Photoshop, with a few images from the period: a couple of 8-bit and another 1-bit scan.\n\n![8 bits gray and black and white examples](screenshots/photoshop-1.png)\n\n---\n### MacDraw 1.9.5\n\nMacDraw was an impressive vector drawing program (well, at least until Illustrator 88), and is included for the whole trilogy.\n\n![A simple MacDraw drawing](screenshots/macdraw-1.png)\n\n---\n### Adobe Illustrator 88 1.9.5\n\nIt is hard to overstate the incredible technical achievement that was rendering PostScript interactively on-screen with Illustrator. Included is Adobe Type Manager, which was able to bring vectorized fonts to all Macs.\n\n![Vectorized fonts](screenshots/adobe-illustrator-88-1.png)\n\n![A Macintosh](screenshots/adobe-illustrator-88-2.png)\n\n## Business Applications\n\nWhile there were many others, 3 business-oriented applications are included.\n\n---\n### Excel 1.5\n\nThe Mac was a serious business machine, which is why Microsoft built a competitor to 1-2-3, but in a GUI. This is Excel; it was ported/rewritten for Windows 2 years later.\n\n![Excel 1.5](screenshots/excel-1.png)\n\n---\n### PowerPoint 1.0\n\nIt isn't common knowledge that PowerPoint was a Mac software before being a Windows one. Even less known is the fact that it wasn't a Microsoft-designed product, but was designed by Forethought...\n\n![Columbus business plan](screenshots/powerpoint-1.png)\n\nIt is impressive that some features are still there 38 years later.\n\n![The slide sorter](screenshots/powerpoint-2.png)\n\n---\n### MacWrite 1.6\n\nAs MacPaint is included, MacWrite has to be included too. There is no sample document, but I am open to including one (and maybe some demo fun fonts).\n\n![Welcome to Macintosh](screenshots/macwrite-1.png)\n\n## Music Applications\n\nWhile the Atari ST was the king of music applications thanks to its built-in MIDI ports and lower cost, the Mac had a good set of Music creation applications early, thanks to its digital sound and became the main music system in the 90s.\n\n---\n### Music Works\n\nMusic Works lets you compose and play complex (for the time) partitions.\n\n![I plead the 5th](screenshots/music-works-1.png)\n\n---\n### Studio Session\n\nAn extremely skeuomorphic music composing and playing software. Chuck Roast is still burnt into my mind 35 years later (and if anyone knows the reason for the mysterious 16 mixing pixels on the right of the screen, I'd love to hear from you).\n\n![Let's rock!](screenshots/studio-session-1.png)\n\n# Games\n\nWhile the Mac was not a \"classic\" gaming machine, mainly due to its black and white output, no hardware acceleration and lack of joystick, there were quite a lot of games on the platform.\n\n## Games\n\nI included a bunch of typical games.\n\n![alt text](screenshots/games-1.png)\n\nThey are roughly ordered by date, from early classic Mac time wasters, down to full blown solid Mac-specific hits.\n\n---\n### Missile Command\n\nA very early classic on the Mac 128k that still works on the Plus.\n\n![We count on you to save the world!](screenshots/missile-command-1.png)\n\n---\n### MacsBugs!\n\nI spent more time than I'd like to confess on this game. The instructions are made of awesome. Not to confuse with the MacsBug debugger, another really *fun* Mac application...\n\n![Unsure if attacked by little Macs or Lisas...](screenshots/macsbugs-1.png)\n\n---\n### MasterCode\n\nA graphical twist on the classic Master Mind. Beware of duplicates!\n\n![A game of code](screenshots/mastercode-1.png)\n\n---\n### LunarLander\n\nA graphical rendition of the classic Lunar Lander game.\n\n![Everything is awesome!](screenshots/lunarlander-1.png)\n\n---\n### Airborne!\n\nAnother classic, very early Mac 128K assembly game.\n\n![Battlefield 84](screenshots/airborne-1.png)\n\n---\n### Mac Missiles\n\nAnother Missile Commander clone. But the most interesting thing here is by far the name of the developer... (Avie Tevanian Jr, designer of the Mach kernel, principal architect of NeXTStep and Apple CTO until 2006)\n\n![alt text](screenshots/mac-missiles-1.png)\n\n---\n### Reversi\n\nA simple game of Othello.\n\n![Back in the time it was possible to beat the computer](screenshots/reversi-1.png)\n\n---\n### On-the-Contrary\n\nA multiplayer Memory game.\n\n![alt text](screenshots/on-the-contrary-1.png)\n\n---\n### Zork I\n\nText adventure games were the most immersive games at the time, and Infocom offering were available on all platforms, thanks to their portable design (including the original Mac, of course!)\n\n![alt text](screenshots/zork-1.png)\n\n---\n### Third Dimension\n\nA take on a 3d tic-tac-toe-like, surprisingly playable!\n\n![alt text](screenshots/third-dimension-1.png)\n\n---\n### Solitaire\n\nI spent way more time than I will admit with this game back in the days. And if I win, I will update the screenshot...\n\n![A simple solitaire](screenshots/solitaire-1.png)\n\n---\n### Rogue\n\nThis is Rogue. It is not a rogue-like game, it is THE original Rogue, ported to the Macintosh.\n\n![alt text](screenshots/rogue-1.png)\n\n---\n### Dungeon of Doom\n\nEasy to notice the inspiration of this game: notice how Rogue (above) said \"Welcome to the Dungeon of Doom\" as an intro.\n\n![Crisp graphics, mouse controlled. A vintage Mac Shareware](screenshots/dungeon-of-doom-2.png)\n\n![Get used to this screen](screenshots/dungeon-of-doom-1.png)\n\n\n---\n### 1000 Miles\n\nUsed to play the card version whith my brother in the 70s...\n\n![alt text](screenshots/1000-miles-1.png)\n\n\n---\n### Oregon Trail\n\nThe port of the classic Apple ][ game that everyone seems to have played at school in the US. Less known in Europe, but a classic none theless\n\n![I died of cholera...](screenshots/oregon-trail-1.png)\n\n---\n### Checkers\n\nA simple game of checkers, typical of the first games for the Mac.\n\n![alt text](screenshots/checkers-1.png)\n\n---\n### Shangai\n\nAn addictive mah-jong solitaire game. Almost as addictive as the color version.\n\n![There are 9 possible moves already!](screenshots/shangai-1.png)\n\n---\n### Spacebubble\n\nAn interesting take on the Space Invaders concept, using the mouse for an extremely fast ship movement.\n\n![Save the planet!](screenshots/spacebubble-1.png)\n\n\n---\n### Star Wars\n\nImpressive 3d wireframe space shooter. Use the force, Luuk!\n\n![alt text](screenshots/star-wars-1.png)\n\n---\n### Tetris\n\nThe classic Tetris for the classic Macs. High scores have been reset, so every day is a new opportunity!\n\n![alt text](screenshots/tetris-1.png)\n\n---\n### Risk\n\nA classic time-waster for early Macs.\n\n![So many hours spent with this game...](screenshots/risk-1.png)\n\n---\n### Lode Runner\n\nThe port of the Apple ][ game. Anyone who tells you that Lode Runner isn't the best game ever is wrong.\n\n![Load Runner first Level](screenshots/lode-runner-1.png)\n\n---\n\n### Carmen World\n\nThe original Carmen San Diego game from 1985, as serie that *still continues to this day* 40 years later. Very easy to play, just remember you have to click in the suspect description in the interpol machine to enter the clues...\n\n![Suspect was in Paris -- easier for me](\u003cscreenshots/carmen-world-1.png\u003e)\n\n---\n### Shufflepuck Cafe\n\n**The** action game for the Mac. Purely written using the toolbox, zero assembly. Another absolute classic for the Mac.\n\n![Some will be harder to beat than others...](screenshots/shufflepuck-cafe-1.png)\n\n\n---\n### Deja Vu\n\nA beautiful, very Mac-like, point-and-click game, with a very mac-like interaction, using both the mouse and multiple windows.\n\n![alt text](screenshots/deja-vu-1.png)\n\n\n---\n### Psion Chess\n\nNothing more relaxing than a little game of Chess...\n\n![e4-e6, d4-d5, Kf3 c5, e6... So French!](screenshots/psion-chess-1.png)\n\n\n---\n### The Fools' Errand\n\nAn absolutely incredible adventure/puzzle game. There is no way to finish it in a kiosk sitting, but this is an absolute masterpiece.\n\n![alt text](screenshots/the-fools-errand-1.png)\n\n---\n### Kid Pix\n\nA fun drawing program for kids!\n\n![alt text](screenshots/kid-pix-1.png)\n\n---\n## Have fun exploring 20Mb of software for the Mac Plus!\n","project_url":"https://awesome.ecosyste.ms/api/v1/projects/github.com%2Ffstark%2Fkiosk-macplus","html_url":"https://awesome.ecosyste.ms/projects/github.com%2Ffstark%2Fkiosk-macplus","lists_url":"https://awesome.ecosyste.ms/api/v1/projects/github.com%2Ffstark%2Fkiosk-macplus/lists"}