On Fri, Nov 18, 2005 at 12:09:06PM +0000, Tom Burke wrote: > Tim > > Thanks for all this info. I'll have a go at the 'leaving it on > overnight' thing at the weekend; it generally does stay on, but asleep. > Failing that, what version of Onyx would you recommend for Panther? - > the latest version that's available on all the download sites says it's > for 10.4.x. > Errr. I use MacJanitor rather than OnyX. I'd be tempted to just get the most recent version and try that. If it doesn't work it'll let you know. The UNIX tools that it uses (since it's really just a graphical front-end to the UNIX maintenance system (among other things)) haven't changed or moved from Panther to Tiger, so I imagine that it'll still work. Let us know how you get on.
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