whuups, my understanding was that new AlBooks or the 1GHz TiBook won't run
Classic at all? Have I completely mis-read that? (so I hope!). Does
Panther include Classic mode as well?
And by the way, where Airport range problems fixed with the 1 GHz
15 TiBook?
cheers, gianfranco
The benefit I
On 11/16/03 7:28 AM, gf sciacca [EMAIL PROTECTED] Spew into the
Cybertrough:
whuups, my understanding was that new AlBooks or the 1GHz TiBook won't run
Classic at all? Have I completely mis-read that? (so I hope!). Does
Panther include Classic mode as well?
Panther supports classic. It
On 14-Nov-03, at 10:47 PM, Geoffrey Loeffler wrote:
Is there any drawback using OS 9 programs under X start up machines
only
Does performance lag under Classic mode
The benefit I see in OS 9 bootable would be 2 different system
folders, but does this cause the machine to be slower and or
On 11/15/03 12:47 AM, Geoffrey Loeffler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there any drawback using OS 9 programs under X start up machines only
Does performance lag under Classic mode
For the most part, no. In fact, there have been many reports of some
applications working FASTER in Classic than
15 TiBook. 867Mhz or 1GHz. I believe they're the last th boot into OS9.
Discontinued, of course...
These certainly can boot in OS 9 and are awsome machines (I own one
:-)), though the reduced airport range is true (though not a big
deal for me). But I have to concur with a previous suggestion:
15 TiBook. 867Mhz or 1GHz. I believe they're the last th boot into OS9.
Discontinued, of course...
These certainly can boot in OS 9 and are awsome machines (I own one
:-)), though the reduced airport range is true (though not a big deal
for me). But I have to concur with a previous suggestion:
on 12/11/03 00:39, macnifico at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, listers!
I want to get a newer iBook/PowerBook that starts with Mac OS9.
I'll install Mac OS X, too; but I'll have to learn it. OS X didn't run
too well on my WallStreet with 256 Mb, so I un-installed it, and didn't
learn much.
On 11/12/03 12:39 AM, macnifico [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want to get a newer iBook/PowerBook that starts with Mac OS9.
I'll install Mac OS X, too; but I'll have to learn it. OS X didn't run
too well on my WallStreet with 256 Mb, so I un-installed it, and didn't
learn much.
So what
On 12/11/03 4:39 PM, macnifico [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, listers!
I want to get a newer iBook/PowerBook that starts with Mac OS9.
I'll install Mac OS X, too; but I'll have to learn it. OS X didn't run
too well on my WallStreet with 256 Mb, so I un-installed it, and didn't
learn much.
Hi, listers!
I want to get a newer iBook/PowerBook that starts with Mac OS9.
I'll install Mac OS X, too; but I'll have to learn it. OS X didn't run
too well on my WallStreet with 256 Mb, so I un-installed it, and didn't
learn much.
So what iBook/PowerBook would you listers recommend?
Best
You are incorrect. Any G3 iBook will dual boot. Check the Special
Deals section of the Apple Store. It specifically says the 800/900mhz
iBooks will dual boot.
Matt
On Wednesday, November 12, 2003, at 09:10 AM, Wayne wrote:
I believe the last Ibook that can dual boot in both OS9 OSX was
15 TiBook. 867Mhz or 1GHz. I believe they're the last th boot into OS9.
Discontinued, of course...
On Tue, 11 Nov 2003, macnifico wrote:
Hi, listers!
I want to get a newer iBook/PowerBook that starts with Mac OS9.
I'll install Mac OS X, too; but I'll have to learn it. OS X didn't run
too
On Tue, Nov 11, 2003 at 11:39:46PM -0600, macnifico wrote:
:
: I want to get a newer iBook/PowerBook that starts with Mac OS9.
The app Mactracker lists every Apple computer ever created. The
notebook section also mentions what OS each computer can boot.
--
Eugene Lee
eugene at anime dot net
Hi, listers!
I want to get a newer iBook/PowerBook that starts with Mac OS9.
I'll install Mac OS X, too; but I'll have to learn it. OS X didn't run
too well on my WallStreet with 256 Mb, so I un-installed it, and didn't
learn much.
So what iBook/PowerBook would you listers recommend?
Best
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