NextStep was so important because Tim Berners-Lee created the worldwideweb on that machine as well as the Mosaic browser (the first browser ever) was created on the NextStep.
A beautiful summary of one of the most fascinating periods in technology history that shaped more peoples' lives than we realise. Good job! Bring on Part 3 - the Jonathan Ive era.
@hectorae86 Yes, that's not a screenshot of NeXTstep, it's actually of the x86 version of OPENSTEP 4.2. If you look close enough, I'm sure you'll see the difference. It's not the first instances of this, Rhapsody came with breakout which had an Amiga "boing" ball option.
A lot of people called it ironic when Apple switched to Intel in 2006 as well. However, John Schulley, who started the transition project to PPC, later noted as saying that was the worst mistake he ever made and that he should of went with Intel. Intel was also Apple's very first investor, when they were still in a garage.
@satorianaide, prior to PPC, Apple was going to use a cheap put very powerful Motorola RISC cpu, the 88k. 88k was incompatible with 68k and was going to be the end of Macs (they'd use a new brand), they were so cheap some boxes had 4 processors in them. Intel's has always been behind in power and performance, but the popularity, market, and cost might have kept Apple up with Microsoft. PPC (the PC stands for Power Computing), was the most expensive but the most powerful of the 3.
@GranitW I recognize the ability of the PowerPC as well - since they were offering much lower frequencies than Intel, but still it was a match to Intel's higher frequency processors. If only PowerPC was energy efficient, they might have pushed through with it.
@satorianaide The intel x86 Procs were great in a market where 99% of consumers believe hertz is performance. So for saturation purposes it was easy to sell them off and grow a strong share. If ever matched to the same or relative generation of a PPC however, even with much higher frequencies, they never stood a chance. PPC was expensive and hard to market though, that was the draw back
@GranitW It all comes down to business, and intel are having a resurgence. Where 5 or 6 years ago AMD were the ones to beat, I think Intel are ahead right now. Plus compatibility wise it's a smart move. I have heard rumours that ARM proc's might be running in macs in coming years, but who knows? :p
I just took the default leopard background image and used it for the desktop image of System 7, to kind of show off it's ability to display colors and more complex high resolution images than it's default array of 16x16 and 128x128 desktop backgrounds.
@adamonthetube Yes Apple did license to MS the Mac OS GUI IP, for Windows 1.0. that's what Apple v. Microsoft was all about. Which is why Xerox counter sued Apple, because Xerox never allowed Apple to license out IP which originated from Xerox.
This isn't how the PC era began, this is just focused on the Mac brand. hacking came much earlier and popularized in the early 70s with such things as phreaking.
Not sure it matters at this point, just want to correct a factual error. The GUI that was used in the original MAC os was not actual licensed to Microsoft for use in Windows but for Microsoft to develop for MAC. Microsoft however desided to make what became Windows because the reality is Xerox was the actual greater of that type of GUI. What stated this whole can of worms was that Xerox did not realize what they had as the PC was not yet powerful enough..
Actually Apple licensed part of it's GUI IP to Microsoft for Windows 1.0 due to a threat that MS would pull Office from the Mac (the same threat used later on). Type "Apple v. Microsoft" in google for the full court details.. Apple got angry at MS with the release of Windows 2.0.
It's all real shots of Mac System software 7.5. I just transfered over the Leopard default image and made it the desktop image.
Back then the Mac OS was a component based system, everything was modular, so you could call anything done on it a hack. Having multiple apps running was actually a hacked job called multi-finder, done by an Apple employee, it originally could only run one process at a time.
To be honest I wasn't sure if I would even do part 3 because of my schedule, but because of a lot of feedback from people I have finally gotten down to working on it. It's longer than I thought it would be, so there's probably going to be more than 3 parts. I just got the first 10 minutes of it done.
Windows has Come along Way. Further than Mac. Better than Mac. Now Windows Vista With SP2 and Windows 7 Better than Mac. I know i own the Last seven Macintosh Pro Syatems. Nowq I am geting rid of them. Why. Because Mac has become the Clone x86Windows. so i would rather own the real thing. Not a Clone. Mac Is now the Clone.
A lot of the screen footage is my own, I have Mac System 1 - 9, Mac OS X Beta 1-4, Mac OS X 10.0 - 10.6, Rhapsody PPC / x86 DP 1 and 2, Yellow box for Windows, and Copland (never released, the real Mac OS 8). Other stuff I got from old shows like the computer chronicles.
True theres no much people the alphas are pretty rare, and hard to run, after booting a couple of times you have to reinstall due to filesystem corruption, and they are dog slow.
NextStep was so important because Tim Berners-Lee created the worldwideweb on that machine as well as the Mosaic browser (the first browser ever) was created on the NextStep.
mrbrockpeters 2 weeks ago
how did running mac os and windows on the same mac work before intel macs and bootcamp/parallels desktop?
stephthestar90 1 month ago
Where is BSD in this video, where is Solaris... I don't hear any thing about mkLinux , or BSD that Apple took ideas from.
maw88ify 2 months ago
What's the background music on 8:40 ?
iAppleseedy 6 months ago
1:21 Lixux??
ChocosoftPC 7 months ago
Geez that music is annoying
steffenfrost 8 months ago
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TimeTravelingTardis 10 months ago
ha Mac OS 7.5.5 with 10.5 background!
mspeter97 11 months ago
i see the logo HP between 6:25 and 6:40.
themotorfreak1 1 year ago
A beautiful summary of one of the most fascinating periods in technology history that shaped more peoples' lives than we realise. Good job! Bring on Part 3 - the Jonathan Ive era.
deejsteriser 1 year ago
ALL MAC PRODUCT SUUUUUUUUUUUUUXXXX~ EXCEPT THE IPHONE AND IPAD :D
imagine this : Steve Jobs recomend Windows 7 Ultimate
LOL i LOVE X99999999999 MICROSOFT.
JustinLCK 1 year ago
windows went downhill as soon porn emerged into the internet. haha
dieselboi91 1 year ago
Why the hell do i see a Amiga Boing ball running in an OS that is supposed to be NextStep, but is actually Amiga OS 3?
hectorae86 1 year ago
@hectorae86 Yes, that's not a screenshot of NeXTstep, it's actually of the x86 version of OPENSTEP 4.2. If you look close enough, I'm sure you'll see the difference. It's not the first instances of this, Rhapsody came with breakout which had an Amiga "boing" ball option.
AnomisGalaga 1 year ago
@AnomisGalaga O, didn't know that, thanks for the knowledge update :)
Still think Nextstep is a total Amiga rip off though, it was even made on the same hardware.
But you'll have to excuse me for this, i'm a Amiga fan :P
hectorae86 1 year ago
whats the 3 song that the video was?
l0c0r0c0411 1 year ago
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4 people love their PC's
PilotJ555 1 year ago
Wow and when i imagine that i didnt know wtf is apple till this year :P
Noone in my country didnt know what is apple computer not even what is MAC.
Everyone used windows 98 even in 2003,almost noone knew for XP,and noone knew for MAC.
And in early 1980 everyone just know about comodore 64 and one more computer but i forgot its name.
GamerMaster2041 1 year ago
what song is it at 0:13....its good.I can find really great songs here...
MegaMrshawn 1 year ago
@MegaMrshawn Its "Under Pressure" by Queen and David Bowie.
ronteras 1 year ago
@MegaMrshawn
Queen - Under pressure ;)
uport2 1 year ago
lol@ 01.31 microsoft kills the competition :P
hjklo222 1 year ago
D.O.S is quite old i mean like wtf a spining disk ???
War3Hog101 1 year ago
It's ironic that Apple joined with IBM later in the company's history with the PowerPC.
satorianaide 1 year ago
@satorianaide
A lot of people called it ironic when Apple switched to Intel in 2006 as well. However, John Schulley, who started the transition project to PPC, later noted as saying that was the worst mistake he ever made and that he should of went with Intel. Intel was also Apple's very first investor, when they were still in a garage.
GranitW 1 year ago
@GranitW Yeah - but in your opinion, which was the better choice: Motorola, PowerPC, or Intel - regardless of the technology?
satorianaide 1 year ago
@satorianaide, prior to PPC, Apple was going to use a cheap put very powerful Motorola RISC cpu, the 88k. 88k was incompatible with 68k and was going to be the end of Macs (they'd use a new brand), they were so cheap some boxes had 4 processors in them. Intel's has always been behind in power and performance, but the popularity, market, and cost might have kept Apple up with Microsoft. PPC (the PC stands for Power Computing), was the most expensive but the most powerful of the 3.
GranitW 1 year ago
@GranitW I recognize the ability of the PowerPC as well - since they were offering much lower frequencies than Intel, but still it was a match to Intel's higher frequency processors. If only PowerPC was energy efficient, they might have pushed through with it.
satorianaide 1 year ago
@satorianaide The intel x86 Procs were great in a market where 99% of consumers believe hertz is performance. So for saturation purposes it was easy to sell them off and grow a strong share. If ever matched to the same or relative generation of a PPC however, even with much higher frequencies, they never stood a chance. PPC was expensive and hard to market though, that was the draw back
GranitW 1 year ago
@GranitW It all comes down to business, and intel are having a resurgence. Where 5 or 6 years ago AMD were the ones to beat, I think Intel are ahead right now. Plus compatibility wise it's a smart move. I have heard rumours that ARM proc's might be running in macs in coming years, but who knows? :p
pathammond 7 months ago
@GranitW Intel was not an investor to Apple. Mike Markkula was and he used to be at Intel until 1974 and already retired when invested into Apple.
asupshik 7 months ago
@satorianaide u just list the song name before the video ends
kookieless 5 months ago
WTF? That aurora background on the OS X Snow Leopard on Classic 7.0.1 at 0:17??????
BoogsterSU2 1 year ago
@BoogsterSU2
I just took the default leopard background image and used it for the desktop image of System 7, to kind of show off it's ability to display colors and more complex high resolution images than it's default array of 16x16 and 128x128 desktop backgrounds.
GranitW 1 year ago
I wish Apple COMPUTERS went for BEOS, that OS was soo astoundingly good.
Also... ugh... why did Apple have to turn out like this.
HWGuyEG 1 year ago
whats that last-last song?
stomer169 1 year ago
Whats the name of the song played at the very end? (that one with the violin)
Thanks for replys.
FixedHDD 1 year ago
Music is really loud and annoying
MrAlexis1235 2 years ago 2
inweeteen this theres a war like song i dont know hat sits name please tell md
jacksonutton 2 years ago
apple and microsoft is the best than sony computer
ultimatetoturial56 2 years ago
Apple never licensed its GUI to Microsoft. It allowed Microsoft to use Prototypes of the Mac OS for development purposes.
adamonthetube 2 years ago
@adamonthetube Yes Apple did license to MS the Mac OS GUI IP, for Windows 1.0. that's what Apple v. Microsoft was all about. Which is why Xerox counter sued Apple, because Xerox never allowed Apple to license out IP which originated from Xerox.
GranitW 2 years ago
@adamonthetube did you get your information from Pirates of Silicon Valley?
bretsteinmetz 1 year ago
@bretsteinmetz No, Why? Did you?
adamonthetube 1 year ago
Acculy at 1:45. OS/2 is still produced today but by the name eComStation and it's developed by Serenity Systems insted of IBM.
MSVistasucks 2 years ago
Macintosh Os is better than Microsoft Windows
vroammm 2 years ago 20
@vroammm "used to be better" now mac has turned into some giant retarded os. computer enthusiasts are losing the power they used to have
HummadJ 10 months ago
@vroammm no microsoft is better than mac !!!
shooterboyz12 9 months ago
@vroammm incorrect
chuninuzomaki 5 months ago
if thats how it liek all began and stuff, wen was it that computer hackers emerged?
warior9101 2 years ago
This isn't how the PC era began, this is just focused on the Mac brand. hacking came much earlier and popularized in the early 70s with such things as phreaking.
GranitW 2 years ago
- I prefer mac interface but i can imagine that it is personal taste & other persons prefer window or vista though
- when you do basic operation like transfering data from phone or camera to a pc, the same operation is easier and faster on mac
- the only "bad" point of mac is that it is generally more expensive than pc, except for vaio that are as expensive as mac
astralseeker 2 years ago
I wonder what really makes anyone choose between mac or pc
as in my own experience over decades:
- I see better quality in video on mac than pc
- I see better audio quality in mac than pc
- I see better designs in mac than pc
- I see less "bugs" in mac os x than windows
- I see numerous viruses & uses of antiviruses on pc, when, on the other hand, I neger got any virus on a mac
astralseeker 2 years ago 4
Why does Microsoft OSes get viruses when Mac OSes don't?
It's the presence of a system registry, a critical vulnerability that MAC OSes do not have.
ironfalcon100 2 years ago
@astralseeker And what you said was complete bullshit.
kingplutoxiao1 1 week ago
whats the song at 9:37?
Mycatisbigfoot 2 years ago
lux aeterna
tullballknull 2 years ago
Not sure it matters at this point, just want to correct a factual error. The GUI that was used in the original MAC os was not actual licensed to Microsoft for use in Windows but for Microsoft to develop for MAC. Microsoft however desided to make what became Windows because the reality is Xerox was the actual greater of that type of GUI. What stated this whole can of worms was that Xerox did not realize what they had as the PC was not yet powerful enough..
TheShowThatSUX 2 years ago
Actually Apple licensed part of it's GUI IP to Microsoft for Windows 1.0 due to a threat that MS would pull Office from the Mac (the same threat used later on). Type "Apple v. Microsoft" in google for the full court details.. Apple got angry at MS with the release of Windows 2.0.
GranitW 2 years ago
whats the song at 9.54 and btw good video
comneard2 2 years ago
Its a remix of mozarts summer overture
Xevious22 2 years ago
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Xevious22 2 years ago
its the main theme from the movie requiem for a dream
liu7 2 years ago
your skill is amazing, it seems macs did always have better for video editing, though i must just be bieng ignorent abut that
Rockjaw3 2 years ago
Props for Polyphonic Spree, also.
antitab0 2 years ago
The Copland project began in 1994 and was never based on UNIX, it was entirely written by Apple as part of the MacOS family.
antitab0 2 years ago 2
LOL that is so true. I miss printed that and didn't realize it until I posted the vid. thanks for the feedback.
GranitW 2 years ago
i use system 1.0 in vmware
irulethe70s 2 years ago
jesus, epic fucking ending for part 2
stayelusive 2 years ago
Thank U!
That was great. Verry, verry, verry excellent! Great Work.
Please a billions continuations!
TheOverkill86 2 years ago 2
was that emulauted or hacked in 00:17
irulethe70s 2 years ago
It's all real shots of Mac System software 7.5. I just transfered over the Leopard default image and made it the desktop image.
Back then the Mac OS was a component based system, everything was modular, so you could call anything done on it a hack. Having multiple apps running was actually a hacked job called multi-finder, done by an Apple employee, it originally could only run one process at a time.
GranitW 2 years ago
Good video!
i like the block diagram #t1:30
What song are you using at the end? it's reminds me of a movie a think
oeliewoep 2 years ago
AWESOME!!!
Where is part 3?? Looking foward to see it!
Congratulations
rtsvetcoff 3 years ago
To be honest I wasn't sure if I would even do part 3 because of my schedule, but because of a lot of feedback from people I have finally gotten down to working on it. It's longer than I thought it would be, so there's probably going to be more than 3 parts. I just got the first 10 minutes of it done.
GranitW 2 years ago
I have got one question:
Where is Part 3?! :)
MrGreen22009 3 years ago
I have actually, finally got around to doing it. The first 10 minutes of it are done, now working on the next 10 minute segment.
GranitW 2 years ago
oh nvm.
FutureiMacuser 3 years ago
wait what? Mac OS 8 was released O.O
FutureiMacuser 3 years ago
there was transparency before he deleted the fucking black background.
neephius 3 years ago
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Windows has Come along Way. Further than Mac. Better than Mac. Now Windows Vista With SP2 and Windows 7 Better than Mac. I know i own the Last seven Macintosh Pro Syatems. Nowq I am geting rid of them. Why. Because Mac has become the Clone x86Windows. so i would rather own the real thing. Not a Clone. Mac Is now the Clone.
neephius 3 years ago
where did you get the screen shot footage?
zak9456 3 years ago
A lot of the screen footage is my own, I have Mac System 1 - 9, Mac OS X Beta 1-4, Mac OS X 10.0 - 10.6, Rhapsody PPC / x86 DP 1 and 2, Yellow box for Windows, and Copland (never released, the real Mac OS 8). Other stuff I got from old shows like the computer chronicles.
GranitW 2 years ago
What's the name of the song at the end?
mirna22974 3 years ago
Summer Overture
GranitW 2 years ago
Decent video, but good grief, you need to work on your spelling.
nebraskame 3 years ago
heyy its charlie brown (good grief) lol jk
xITzxTommyx 3 years ago
please reply!!!
when do you think that you will get part 3 up!?
Kashaku3 3 years ago 12
Please please make part 3. Very excellent series!
darkejon 3 years ago 4
When is part 3 coming?
Excellent job on the series.
nerd0795 3 years ago 5
Copland it's not unix based.
And was fully developed inside apple.
The kernel is nukernel, i have installed a pre alpha vercion on a 7200 and can confirm this first hand.
soviet9922 3 years ago 2
Cool, It's rare to find other people that have Copland. I too, have both the alphas that were released to developers.
GranitW 3 years ago
True theres no much people the alphas are pretty rare, and hard to run, after booting a couple of times you have to reinstall due to filesystem corruption, and they are dog slow.
You have tried yourself.
soviet9922 3 years ago
I know, it's crazy! I had to use two computers to get it to run. One for the OS, the other as the debugger. It crashed more than Mac OS 9.0 does lol
GranitW 3 years ago
When is part III coming? This is excellent stuff.
amirsoliman 3 years ago 3
Very Good Video!
drivojulianrobotnik 3 years ago
Wow!! Even better than the first part! This video is extremely well done!
Please... WE NEED PART 3!
Kishmakay 3 years ago
Quite a magnificent video with great production value and a good synopsis of the history of the industry. Keep it up!
babypoopface 3 years ago
Excellent work, indeed!
villevalle53 3 years ago
where is part 3???
zerojoy 3 years ago
where's part3?? :-)
diaperzombie 3 years ago
where did you get all that archival and screen-shot footage?
davedotproductions 3 years ago 2
can't wait for part 3
texasfreak2012 3 years ago 4
sweet
applenewsnow 3 years ago 4
Awesome job. Wow.
jon4lakers 3 years ago 4
So I'm not the only one who watches those videos!
andreatunes 3 years ago 3
GREAT video
WindowsGuru84 3 years ago 4
You are definitely getting better! This one is more professional than the first part!!
Amotarzi 3 years ago 4
Thank you so much for putting a lot of work in to these videos, it's really appreciated.
Roll on part three.
wilycat10 3 years ago 4
thank you very much :)
I'm going to start part three once I get another PowerMac G3 so I can install the old Mac OS X Developer previews on to it.
GranitW 3 years ago
Awesome video and soundtrack!
andreatunes 3 years ago
thanks :)
GranitW 3 years ago