"Classic" is the mode where Mac OS 9.1 boots up inside of Mac OS X. The Finder (the Mac OS shell) is not started in Classic. Instead, non-Mac OS X programs are started from the Mac OS X shell, are ran in Classic, and appear just like any other Mac OS X program (with the same GUI they would have in Mac OS 9.1, afaik) The programs runing inside Classic and those running in Mac OS X interact just like they would if they were both Mac OS X or Mac OS 9.1 programs.
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"Classic" is the mode where Mac OS 9.1 boots up inside of Mac OS X. The Finder (the Mac OS shell) is not started in Classic. Instead, non-Mac OS X programs are started from the Mac OS X shell, are ran in Classic, and appear just like any other Mac OS X program (with the same GUI they would have in Mac OS 9.1, afaik) The programs runing inside Classic and those running in Mac OS X interact just like they would if they were both Mac OS X or Mac OS 9.1 programs.
I was in Disney World, and I remember some people on CNN saying that it may fail.
looks like this:
[2:03] [mattw@Metallica] [~]
what it is:
set prompt="%B[%@]%b [%n@%m] [%~] "
i dont even have bash installed. (using FreeBSD cos linux is slower)
this is my first slashdot post.