I loved System 7. To me it felt like an advanced, very usable OS that could still be "understood" by the laymen.
Most crashes and bugs originated in so-called Extensions. Bugs could often be fixed by simply moving some Extensions out of the Extension folder and restarting the Mac until the buggy extension was found. Additionally it was possible to restart the Mac with all Extensions turned off by pressing the SHIFT-key on start-up.
Most of the OS could be managed by simply moving files in and out of certain System Folder directories.
Most crashes and bugs originated in so-called Extensions. Bugs could often be fixed by simply moving some Extensions out of the Extension folder and restarting the Mac until the buggy extension was found. Additionally it was possible to restart the Mac with all Extensions turned off by pressing the SHIFT-key on start-up.
Most of the OS could be managed by simply moving files in and out of certain System Folder directories.