So you know your computer has a hard drive, where your operating system and all your files and programs live. This is the first thing that can start to throw people off. For the rest of us, there’s WinWorld, providing disk image files for all your abandonware OS needs. If you still have the original installer CD lying around, great! You can still use that. These used to come on bootable CD-ROMs, or depending on the age of the OS, floppy disks. You’ll need the program that installs the desired operating system that you’re trying to recreate/emulate: let’s say, for example, Mac OS 8.5. We’ll go over these in more detail in a minute. There are several free and open-source software options for emulating legacy Mac systems on contemporary computers.
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