We should note here: Apple will not "kill" Classic. It's going to be around for as long as it can run. It won't get updated -- there will be no OS 9.4 to run in classic -- but it will still be there for as long as the hardware can support it. Which will probably be a long time.
To illustrate, I observe that my current Mac -- which was built something like eight years after Apple went to the PowerPC architecture -- still runs 680X0 code, including Word 5.1 and some even more ancient software. (I have one thing written in *1986* which still runs. With some quirks -- screen redraws are funny, since it still uses an 8-color screen model -- but it runs.)
And I work on MORE, last updated in 1991, every day in OS 9.1/9.2.2.
Cheers Geoff
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