That's because it runs some form of Amiga OS!
(AFAIK) Mac OS wasn't the only game in town.And as far as what you can do with it (again, AFAIK): you can run a newer Amiga OS on it, and various software (the kind that don't bang on the hardware directly, aka games) will work with it. So pretty much that means Workbench (equivalent to Finder in Mac terms) applications. I, too, am surprised about the 68LC060, but then again if they took lessons from Commodore (on how to be complete cheap asses) then it probably makes sense. I'm so glad Apple didn't and still doesn't go the cheap ass route.
Nice find! I'm still looking for one myself, to play with.