The creativity of a few developers has made it possible for those of us who didn’t have the opportunity then to do it now. Experience interaction with the legacy macOS interface. Thanks to emulators we can currently access macOS 7 and Mac OS 8 from a browser, but one creator decided to go further and complete 38 years of operating system history showing us all its versions.

With this well-crafted compilation, Nobel Tech analyzes Mac user interface from system 0.97 from 1984 to macOS 13 Venturait will be officially available in the fall of 2022.

System 0.97 to macOS 13 Ventura

About 10 minutes of content focuses on the development of features common to all versions of Mac software throughout history. Like this, For each version it is possible to see the Finder and the About This Mac menu, Control Panel.From Ventura it will be called System Settings, Calculator, QuickTime and more.

Besides the similarities, elements that no longer exist are also notedLike the number puzzle in the Apple menu, the Font Mover app, and the Scrapbook. To enjoy the content, Nobel Tech also lists the timestamps for each operating system in the video description, in case you want to go straight to a specific version.

One of the most striking changes, QuickTime user interface that has changed since its first implementation when videos need to be limited in size to preserve image quality and frame rates.

But 38 years later, macOS has evolved beyond any expectation, delivering a system focused on security and productivity that is most sought after today.

But whether you’re a user or a curious person, this journey through macOS history is an adventure worth enjoying…