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  1. mihai

    Fix-a-Fork

    Works great in Infinite Mac (Basilisk II/SheepShaver have a mapping from file extension to type/creator code, but it's not foolprof). Happy to include it in the disk image (even its beta form) if you'd like.
  2. mihai

    Efficient web-based classic Mac emulator

    Out of curiosity, what would the additional ROM options gain you? This is fundamentally a web port of Mini vMac, Basilisk II and SheepShaver, and I've tied to choose a representative set of ROMs that allow the broadest set of operating systems to be run. It should be 1GB in theory, though I...
  3. mihai

    Efficient web-based classic Mac emulator

    Most of the games are downloaded and installed from existing disk images and archives, see all of the JSON files in https://github.com/mihaip/infinite-mac/tree/main/Library/Games. They have a src_url field the URL where you can get them from.
  4. mihai

    Efficient web-based classic Mac emulator

    The browser file APIs unfortunately don't preserve metadata (or resource forks). Archives like .hqx or .sits should work though. You may need to manually drag them into the Stuffit Expander icon (it's in the Utilities folder), there's a separate known issue with rebuilding the desktop database...
  5. mihai

    Efficient web-based classic Mac emulator

    This is being tracked at https://github.com/mihaip/infinite-mac/issues/33.
  6. mihai

    Efficient web-based classic Mac emulator

    That's a pretty ambitious project, and something that I'm not likely to have time for. OldWeb.Today does do something like this (using the same original emulator), they have a technical description of what it takes.
  7. mihai

    Efficient web-based classic Mac emulator

    I have not encountered any issues with blessing of system folders with machfs. It does appear to track where the system folder is, and that appears to be empirically correct. It also has an API for Finder attributes, which has worked well for me.
  8. mihai

    Efficient web-based classic Mac emulator

    As my MARCHintosh2022 project I've wrapped some work extending the web version of Basilisk II from a few years ago, and have published system7.app and macos8.app. They feature instant booting (the disk image is streamed instead of needing to be downloaded at startup), much lower CPU...