Re: What's to become of the Apple II?

["Tom Zuchowski" <tjz@mindspring.com>]

Maybe it's just me, but I can't tell the difference between a 32-bit
high-resolution GS and a Macintosh, thanks to Apple's far-sighted decision
to modify GSOS to look more like the Mac OS.

In either case, old software would run awkwardly and few would bother to do
so.

TomZ

Marvin <guenter@student.uni-kl.de> wrote in article
<56pej8$s1a@sun.rhrk.uni-kl.de>...
> You forget the Apple II gs which is a 16-bit computer and a worthy heir
> to the 8-bit Apples. It could evolve into a dangerous competitor to
> Apple's Mac line, this is the reason why Apple throws so many legal
> rocks onto the path of the developers who still support it.