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You will be able to discover the same errors in an application
that would appear in the standard environment, which makes it good for testing.
But games play well, too.
Always remember to shut down your client operating system before exiting VMware.
Emulating a Mac with Basilisk II
The Apple Macintosh operating system, and the computers it powers, generates intense
loyalty from its many users.
Many applications programmed for the Mac are indeed great. But because the MacOS was
never designed to run on Intel PC chips, building an emulator, or even a virtual machine,
is a difficult task. Credit Christian Bauer, the creator of Basilisk II, a free GPLed and stable
MacOS Classic emulator, with rising to the challenge.
Basilisk II works on Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD, Windows, Amiga, and BeOS and will emulate
any 68K version of MacOS up to 8.1 (although a port has been written for OS X). You
need a valid ROM image from your Mac to make this work. This ROM image contains
several applications, including the Mac Toolbox and QuickDraw, and is otherwise
indispensable.


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