Linux/M68k

I love retrocomputing but I never really understood running a modern OS on old hardware. I have System 7.5 on my LC575 and NeXTSTEP 3.3 on my turbo color slab; I could run NetBSD on both, but I could also do that on modern hardware with much better software support (and build times that wouldn't take an epoch).

It's cool, and I'll still support it, but I won't understand it :)

I guess I could contact them to describe how to write an interrupt driven keyboard driver for the late model Macintosh machines. The documentation provided by Apple was incorrect.

Not recommended for new designs.

68k outliving 486 support in the kernel will be hilarious

Someday i hope to get Linux running on my Mac LCII... After i replace the power supply, and all the caps....

I was having fun building a custom distro for my 386 until the drive containing all the work died and coincidentally my backups had started failing without me noticing.