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#Mac os 7.6 screen mac os x
#Mac os 7.6 screen series

iMac G3 & Power Macintosh G3 Blue & White (1998-2002): An even lower pitch and lower quality version of the Quadra/Centris AV chime.20th Anniversary Macintosh (1997-1998): An echoing light synth note.PCI Power Macintoshes (1996-1998): A lower pitch version of the same synth chime.

#Mac os 7.6 screen series

Quadra/Centris AV Series (1993-1994): The trademark synth chime note that would later be used on newer computers.NuBus Power Macintoshes (1994-1996): A live guitar note.Macintosh Color Classic, Quadra/Centris Series and 68k Powerbooks (1991-1995): An airy keyboard note.Macintosh LC Series & Macintosh Classic II (1990-1996): A quiet synth note.Macintosh II & Macintosh SE/30 (1987-1991): A synthesized guitar note.Macintosh 128K, 512K, Plus, SE and Classic (1984-1992): A beeping sound.Startup Sound (Music/Sounds): The trademark Apple note has been known to evolve during the course of the Happy Mac startup, these include:

#Mac os 7.6 screen mac os x

Starting with the release of Mac OS X 10.0, the Happy Mac became flatter and the spinning wait cursor (commonly known as the"spinning pin wheel of death") appears on the top right corner.

Starting with Mac OS 8.5 to 10.1 Puma, the Happy Mac icon of the 1st logo appears, but colored.

In Macs that run Mac OS 7 to 10.1 Puma, the background is gray.

This is called the "Sad Mac", which was used in 1984 to 2002.

Whenever the Macintosh has a severe error, (or happen to press the interrupt switch on the side of some Macs) It will display a black background with the same Image of the Macintosh, but it will be displaying a frown and has X's over its eyes.

"Screen: On a halftone gray background, an icon of a Macintosh with a happy face on the screen appears.

For the Mac OS 8.5 variant: "Colored Happy Mac".

For the error variant: "Sad Mac" " The Mac from Hell/Of doom".

The name of the OS is currently "macOS", starting with Sierra in 2016. With the release of Mountain Lion, the name was changed to "OS X". After 2001 with the release of version 10, the OS would change it's name to "Mac OS X". The operating system would later change over the time with various improvements. Originally being made as a development of the Apple Lisa interface, it debuted with the release of the Macintosh 128K in 1984. Background: macOS is an operating system made by Apple, starting out as just "Mac OS" during the '80s.