Tomas Chlebek Internet Archive is a digital library containing potentially everything from websites to documents to historical applications. One of the latest additions is software file from the first Apple computers with a graphical environment.
Not only those who remember will certainly recognize the user environment of the Macintosh and other Apple computers that followed it. Anyone can now recall it or try it for the first time through application emulators that can be run directly in the browser.
The selection is quite wide - you can explore revolutionary applications such as MacWrite and MacPaint and other software designed for work, education and entertainment or even the entire MacOS 6. The entertainment section offers the most - there are games such as Lemmings, space invaders, DarkCastle, Microsoft Flight Simulator, Frogger and more.
All software contains information about the version and time of release, manufacturer, compatibility, and descriptions of the purpose and functions of the applications are also present. It is easy to get an idea of the context in which applications were created and the role they played in the history of computers, of which they are a significant and in many ways (for example, how similar they often are to modern forms of applications with the same purpose) fascinating part.
