An interesting thing that Apple could do is to make their excellent Classic environment "retroactive": i.e., to also include previous systems support - as in Basilisk II (68k support), for example.

Why would they want to do that? Not certainly for utilitarian, "economic" reasons, but just for the ideal (and the fun!) of giving users a full support of almost all past, Classic Mac OS implementations (Steve, are you listening?).

OK, maybe an odd idea - but anyway...