I was trying recently to track down a copy of Panther for my G3/600
iMac (with reference to the earlier thread, it works extremely well and
is a huge step forward from 10.1.5 - I've seen the light at last!) and
I had trouble tracking down a copy on eBay for what I thought was a
reasonable price. Being a cheapskate I objected to paying more than
£30 + p&p for what is now a passed over OS. Even Jaguar seemed to be
going for £20. eBay seemed flooded with "grey" installer discs from
eMacs which I was not entirely convinced would work with my iMac.
I did eventually strike lucky with an £18 buy from New Zealand(!) but I
remain bemused by the prices people seem willing to pay on eBay. Or
perhaps I'm just becoming a "grumpy old man" - bah humbug!
Martin
On 8 Aug 2005, at 21:35, Roger Houghton wrote:
Even if it's possible you should really upgrade OS X as 10.1 is really
a beta and not worth hanging onto. If you qualify you can get the
latest version, 10.4, for only £50 at Apple's Education store,
otherwise you should be able to get at least 10.2 on eBay for very
little money:
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