MkLinux and the pimped-out Apple Workgroup Server 9150

The article discusses the restoration and upgrade of an Apple Workgroup Server 9150, a 1990s Macintosh-based server, to run both classic MacOS and MkLinux (a Linux distribution using the Mach microkernel). It traces Apple's entry into the server market back to the failed 1985 Macintosh Office initiative, which eventually led to the development of the Workgroup Server line as Apple's first computers explicitly positioned and sold as servers. The author plans to enhance the 9150 with additional RAM, CPU upgrades, and video cards to create a hybrid system combining both operating systems.