This retro-styled OS is actually a delightful feed of 90s-inspired tunes and videos

2019-7-26 15:23

I’m a sucker for old-school operating system aesthetics – especially when they’ve been repurposed to run modern web services. This is why Poolside. FM – a gorgeous music and video feed disguised as a retro Mac OS – immediately piqued my curiosity.

The summer-styled website comes with its own music player, a video player with a selection of 80s and 90s footage to accompany the tunes, and an Instagram launcher that lets your browse through Poolside. FM’s feed. It also lets you choose between five different color themes for its PoolOS layout. Currently, PoolOS supports three separate playlists – the default Poolside. FM,…

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