On 17/08/04 15:46, "Luis Sequeira" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>> Well, if both printers are serial, then you would not be able to use them in
>> OS X, unless you get a USB to serial adapter like the Belkins' one. If you
>> do get that kind of adapter, then I would suggest a Pismo. Otherwise, a
>> Wallstreet might be better since it has serial ports but, remember, you
>> won't be able to run OS X and print. Furthermore, if you go with a
>> Wallstreet, the last officially supported version of OS X to run on it is
>> 10.2, although the "hack" XPostFacto apparently lets you install 10.3 on a
>> Wallstreet and other officially unsupported Macintosh...
>> 
>> -Laurent.
>> --
> 
> Running 10.3.4 on my Wallstreet 233MHz (384MB of RAM) with the
> generous help of XPostFacto.
> It is completely stable and significantly faster than Jaguar. (Your
> mileage may vary, of course)
> That said, I think that the Pismo is probably the choice I'd make:
> usb and firewire built-in, plus dvd support on OS X, and the fact
> that it is a "new world rom" machine make this a better choice, in my
> opinion. You can get usb, firewire and wi-fi (and I have) on the
> wallstreet via cardbus cards; Airport can be had on the Pismo
> internally. On the Wallstreet you can have at most two, or perhaps
> one at a time, depending on the thickness of the cardbus cards.

Yep, the Pismo would be a nice choice but that doesn't help with the vintage
serial printers. Even with a USB to serial adapter, I'm not sure it would
work...

-Laurent.
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