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I got mygs at a garage sale 2 years ago for $5 and i have not done anything because i do not know how to put a better os on it, it has one game right now that is pretty boring. it has a 256k ram expansion and 256k on the board, and has rom version 01. do i have what it takes to run this system or could i possibly get one of the color oses on it? i have looked everywhere for a download for this os, and all i find are versions where you need a special image program called 2image to open it.
limeimac97776 3 years ago
go and download CiderPress for Windows! and you can save it to disk with a PC w/ Floppy!
bobjoe212x 2 years ago
Strip off the first 64 bytes and you have a raw disk image.
512K v1 can run any version of ProDOS-16 or GS/OS.
mollyzkoubou 1 year ago
hey, do you know where i can download this os so i can download it, transfrer it to my old macintosh where i can format an apple disk and put the files on it that i need to copy this system to my gs.
limeimac97776 3 years ago
Geos(SO) and true (SO) graphical for Apple of 8bits and 16bits.
Izavos 3 years ago
I'm sure I played with this back in 1996, it reminds me of the current Mac operating system desktop, that's awesome.
Lachlant1984 3 years ago
Ahmmm - It´s me :-) It was 3 o´clock in the morning and I am a German - I need to think about every word I say in English ;-)
myoldmac 3 years ago
dude, is you voice a macintosh computer voice of is that you?
HunterM28025 3 years ago
On my youtube archive GsOS 5.0.4, the most suitable version for drive-less standard IIGS. See: wnlNEg9KhaY
cammeloo 3 years ago
Mouse desk on a IIgs? Dosent it have an OS and mouse all its own?
mjauthen 3 years ago
Prior to ProDOS-16 v1.3, it was included (rebadged "Apple II Desktop"), because the Finder wasn't ready.
mollyzkoubou 1 year ago
hey could you run this OS on other apple 2's
explorer648 3 years ago
MouseDesk is actually an *8-bit* program using Double-Hi-Res graphics, it runs just fine on a 128K Apple IIe or IIc--try it! A native 16-bit OS wasn't ready in time for the GS's release, so Apple bundled MouseDesk with early machines (and referred to it as System 1.0 and 2.x).
GS/OS is the native 16-bit OS for the IIGS. System 6.0.1 (the final release) is very Mac-like, and of course in color. :) It could even multitask with software like Switch-It, The Manager or GNO/ME.
Apple2gs 4 years ago 2
That was nearly the first GUI (Xerox made one first).
Vyggy 4 years ago