Apple and Computer History Museum release source code for the Apple Lisa
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Apple and Computer History Museum release source code for the Apple Lisa
The Apple Lisa is probably a great example of tech that was too soon, it was ahead of it’s day and failed to be successful. It did pave the way for the release of the Apple Macintosh however. The Computer History Museum have obtained the source for the Lisa from Apple and you can download it from CHM’s site here.
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