History of macOS 

at that point of time mac ox was a very good product and usually was a little ahead of it's time. I'm pretty sure it was much more home pc user friendly than windows.

And the fact some pirates up and REFUSED to redistribute it is actually so admirable.

@@confuseddeku3478 Mac OS 8 - Even Pirates have Standards.

​@@confuseddeku3478why so

I'm a Chromebook user

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Mavericks also has that interface.

nothing to want to lick anymore :(

Lmao my mom still has mountain lion on her macbook air 2013 because it doesnt have any space xD

Okay grandpa

ahh, a fellow linux user!

@@megabyte112 I see you are a person of culture as well.

Im A Windows User

I use mac and windows.... Cool person124 was the imposter

I use all three... including chromeOS if you consider that (because of school) 🤣 but yeah.. I personally like the simplicity and privacy of MacOS, the privacy of Linux and the fact that it’s so niche and has a nice community, and I like windows for straightfoward more complex operations and gaming

Also its probably a good idea to produce ars TECHNICA and John SiracusA properly.

After 30+ years... never ever heard it as S C S I... LOL!! yeah, that was bad.

Also gooey instead of G.U.I

@@pscraft1337 it’s GUI not gooey I’m fucking cringing right now :(

@@AnimationByDylan lol

What about lion

@@jadinhtvt6870 Lion came out after Snow Leopard. Im not sure but i think that was in 2011. The first OS version which was only available from the AppStore. I don't remember too much as it was a long time ago. I think the auto save was introduced in Lion, but I'm not entirely sure. That was a great feature. I think Craig Federighi had some `windows` jokes with his shaking hand on the magic mouse. I think that was the WWDS in 2011 when he was super nervous. :)

@@jadinhtvt6870 I had Lion running on the first Mac Pro, and that was an unhappy mariage. Very, very unstable, but I can't tell if it was the OS or the chimera hardware (both 32 and 64 bit parts). Luckily, it was just used as a guest PC for my summer guests and for watching DVDs on a larger screen than my 13'' MBP. (I've never had a TV). As a courtesy I installed Google Chrome for one of the guest who was used to that interface. Took the whole machine down so hard I had to re-format the harddrive and re-install Lion after trying every trick in the book to recover. No chance.

the oldest i think i used was el capitan, i still am on el capitan

I feel so decrepit.. the oldest Mac OS I used was System 7, for donkey's years as a kid. Boy-howdy, was 8 ever good after that ordeal.

I can never go back to Windows after using macOS.

it's intuitive.

Ok kid.

@@nathanthecollector429 protect your virginity at all costs

God, I miss Snow Leopard.

@@jacobbeauchamp7465 I still run SnowLeo on my good old MBP Mid 2010. As a matter of fact, I am writing this comment in Firefox on that MBP running SnowLeo. I only had to re-install SnowLeo once, namely when the original harddrive went bust and I replaced it with an SSD. I just managed to create a complete TimeMachine backup before the harddrive died entirely, but since I had installed a completely new disk, I chose to re-install SnowLeo and additional software from scratch, rather than just copying it back, except for my personal documents. This happened six years ago, and the MBP still runs on that installation several hours every day. However, SnowLeo slowly loses its ability to handle the evermore complicated internet. I still get by by the tip of my fingernails, but very soon I will have to get a somewhat larger SSD, partition it, run a newer OS X for daily use and SnowLeo occasionally for older things like AppleWorks and a few old favorite games. But I will bitterly be missing my ventilator fan control that shows tempearture and RPMs in the menu bar and also MenuMeters that show upload- and download speeds in the menu bar. They don't run on (quite) newer systems becuase Apple's fees for Kext-signing certificates are way too high for the developers.

@@nathanthecollector429 Leave the kid alone boomer

is not supposed to be the same

I hate iOS and love macOS

haha arse!

@@NDakota79 Then you pronounce it the wrong way. It is with a sharp, somewhat long S.

came here to say this

@@grewdpastor wait is it like your saying the letter r but with a s at the end

Glad you brought this up! I thought I was going crazy by thinking I was saying it wrong :)

macOS 13 in 2021: Were introducing themes in iOS, iPadOS and macOS. Themes included are the normal theme and the Aqua theme.

@@notsniped *hah i wish*

I just got a new MacBook Air after selling my 2018 MacBook Pro since I barely used the pro and I just needed something cheaper but with macOS

ITS A DOWGRADE. THEY REMOVED ALL THE PORTS AND MAKE IT WAKER

SHITbook pro

@@fatlindtv2098 lol

i just got my fist macbook pro and...i hate it, i dont know what the hell i was thinking when i get this piece of trash

He’s very good

ME!

ye hes the best in explaining apple. I repeat. THE BEST

@@donteven4673 Yes

Mee!

We are happy for our boy Finder for finding happiness :)

What

Yep you can never be last to comment

@@nyandwielijah you can tho

@@AlejandroS-mh5gm well maybe Until a video gets another comment

overused comment lol

There was a lot that wasn't mentioned from the pre OS X days that I feel should have been included in a video titled "History of macOS"

Yes snow leopard was awesome

This is true because are many similarities between macos and linux distributions

Konqueror is still maintained as part of KDE

@@nopebro2471 it’s not as supported by most websites these days due to everyone preferring chrome

Because he gets everything wrong and is lazy and shit just getting veiws and revenue for information you can look up on Wikipedia and the MacTracker App. Why watch a guys incorrect video. Look at the wrong years under the logos in the thumbnails.

@@pyeltd.5457 And You Have Bad Grammar. You Are Lazy To Type LOL!

He does now

really?!@@akiramsc

just letting you know@@uglybozo

@@crillexz7436 OK I’ve said too much bye

@@nachovyofficial oof

so, you're 9 years old. you should be on youtube kids

@@dieguito0512 yt kids is a piece of junk why use it

@@dieguito0512 its only for 4-6 years olds

Yep. Plus It's funny that 7.5 was shown because that was an awefully buggy version of Mac OS. Luckily, they fixed it all up in 7.6.1 and that was solid until Mac OS 8 shipped.

Still considered a pretty good day-to-day design for a desktop with internal expandability being the main limitation.

@@vctrsigma too bad I had it way after it’s time. My cousin and I tried to update software to a recent-ish version of OS X but it had such a limited RAM we couldn’t make the jump of OS

@@Willy48420 Are you talking about the iMac with a white dome base and the floating attached LCD screen? That thing had a G4 processor in it. You could load it up with quite a bit of RAM (for the time). I think the last version of Mac OS X you could have installed on that was 10.4 (Tiger). After that version, you needed a Mac with an Intel Core processor.

@@aytviewer2421 yup that’s the one. We were trying to run snow leopard I think for iPod nano 4&5 so we needed a more current version of iTunes

Yeah

its actually not so bad

I think both Apple’s and Microsoft’s OSes are getting so complicated that every attempt to fix one bug just creates another one.

@@lawrencedoliveiro9104 your right, same like minecraft

Why?

You don't know anything. G. you don't know anything. I will do everything. So in the 1990's the American Military invented the Internet and it soon became public. They owned the domains ".com", ".net" and ".org". They costed $8-13 Then there was a new organization that assigned every country a 2 letter code. The cost was made by the country. Now I have told you about domains. Yes they are called domains. You have a Dynamic IP Address. Which changes and isn't reliable because it changes. It makes it possible to connect to the internet otherwise it would be one person at a time. You need a Static IP Address. If you type ""6.6.6.6" in you browser it will bring you to nothing. Search it in an engine and you would see that it's somewhere in America. Your IP Address will change and will bring you somewhere else. Programming isn't hard It is an Advertisement. You will have to find a good place which is very easy. Don't spend half of your time in H.T.M.L. use that ii C.S.S. because you will need to learn all the properties. I hate Javascript. I am suspicious of React because Jens at Mojang said "Facebook creeps me out.". I don't know of PHP and it looks like an Email List. For Sql you have Microsoft Access. There is a thing called a C.M.S. It is 40mb bloatware that slowly rises to 1gb. I am trying to make a Off Site C.M.S. but I would have to break all of security. Most W.Y.S.I.W.Y.G. editors don't have advanced features to make a real website. Dreamweaver is close but you still have to code. I'm really good at this. I have written way more than this for average.

@Mr RandomIt's about the sponsor and why you shouldn't get it.

@@chickeninabox bruh what? Take your useless info somewhere else

You mean the whole video? 😉

@@grosado8906 He's telling the truth. You are just too ignorant and programmed to see it, sheep! ;)

Same 😁

Boo windows users

You and me both. First computer I ever had was a Performa 6290CD with System 7.5.1 just like you.

Thats- thats how a lot of people pronounce it like me but it depends on your accenr or where you live ig

Right, I think he meant the first Mac with a 68020 processor (previous models used a 68000)

Did you recognize the "Hello" font from last weeks Apple Spring loaded event? It was exactly the same style as the first Mac machine "hello" Nearing Macs 40th anniversary, you never know, some aesthetics, wallpapers and theme throwbacks could happen to celebrate.

The narrator (and presumably uploader) is a clod.

Macos lol

@@danbh84 cool Mac squad 😎

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