Apple’s ill-fated Copland operating system is notoriously hard to run on real hardware, and has not previously been available in emulation. Here is the last build D11E4 in an improved Dingus PPC.

Click the screen to give the machine the keyboard and the mouse; Escape gives them back. On real hardware, booting should take about 30s. A modern machine can match real-time in wasm. If any code hits an assertion, it drops into the debugger: click “Continue” to make it go again.

Try running Copland HD→Applications→GXSlidemaster or Eric’s Solitaire. The 11 patches necessary for unlocking Copland are on this branch of my fork. Dingus PPC does not take patches written with the help of AI, so maybe someone wants to re-do these fixes based on the explanations in the commit messages. (The patches for this wasm version are on this branch.)