Jeffrey's+Assignment

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The “classic” Mac OS didn’t have a command line, and was a graphical operating system. It was easy to use and it had cooperative multitasking. But it was disliked for the low memory capacity, the protected memory (actually the lack of it), and the how it was prone to conflicts between operating system ‘extensions’. The troubleshooting of these extensions was mainly a process of trial and error, which took a lot of time. ======

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It used the MFS (Macintosh File System), which had a file system of only one level of folders. These were the opposite of the file systems used with DOS, UNIX, and most other OSs. The file system proved a problem with copying a file from a Mac to a non-Mac. To do this, it required encoding schemes such as MacBinary. The future seems long-gone, in the form of its newest descendent, Mac OS X (10). There is no need for another “classic”, as this one is better, thus ending the ‘classic’ Mac OS line. ======