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  1. @fedora Darned if I know. I know it predates Fedora, probably Red Hat Linux 5.2-ish? It would have had something to do with #MkLinux

    *Actual* Fedora contributions? Would have been indirectly via #Fuduntu, back around FC13-ish?

    In any case, a long time ago. And the memory isn't what it once was.

    #CommitHistory

  2. Ok, hopefully the last #mklinux post for a while. I just found that earlier this year some very clever person worked out how to install mklinux with qemu!

    reddit.com/r/qemu_kvm/comments

    This requires a Mac OS 9 installation ISO, but that can be found here archive.org/details/os-9-insta among other places.

    #linux #mach #qemu

  3. Obligatory reminder that mklinux.org is still online. DR3 was the first Linux I ever used. I had zero knowledge of *nix systems at the time so it was a seriously uphill battle, but I eventually got it to boot on my PowerBook 5300c. #VintageMac #VintageMacintosh #RetroComputing #MkLinux

  4. I got this PC Compatibility card sorted, so now I have #BeOS #MkLinux #MacOS and #Windows95 all booting on a single PCI Power Macintosh, all on bare metal. Thanks @RonsCompVids for the PC Compatibility Card #BlueSCSI images. More to come!

  5. @boffbowsh
    Because I used to love #apple before they got infatuated with #DRM, i.e. when they supported #MkLinux.
    #asahilinux hackers of course deserve many kudos, yet I dream to see #Apple release specs for M1/2 so that #reverseengineering is not required.

  6. Presenting MkLinux Developer Release 1 (May 1996) for Apple Power Macintosh! 💿🐧

    I spent good money on eBay so I could archive this historic disc. So fire up that Power Mac 6100! 🔥

    Internet Archive: archive.org/details/mklinux-de

    #linux #mklinux #apple

  7. @juandesant @dataandpolitics @glennf

    1. The kernel (#xnu) was amalgamation of code that was mostly independent of NeXT. #NeXTSTEP was based on Mach 2.5 & 4.3BSD with an ObjC based DriverKit. xnu was built from #osfmk which was Mach 3.0 and ported to Mac HW as part of the #MkLinux project, a fresh rebase of 4.4BSD-Lites2, and the driver system (#IOKit) was a ground up redesign, despite the existence of DriverKit and NuIO.

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