I've seen Jaguar selling on ebay at under 40 bucks, and it is a HUGE leap
forward. I was using final cut on OS9 (on 400 pismo) and suffered crashes,
having to do clean installs, etc on a regular basis. Jaguar is a dream come
true. If you value your time at all, the lost time you will gain is
Hello I am the very happy owner of a 400 Mhz Pismo, with 256MB RAM and the
6 GIG HD, that is about half full. I am currently using OS 9.2.2, and am
happy with it. But, I am thinking of OS X. I have access to a copy of OS X
that came on a 500 Mhz iMac, an early one. How do you think that would
On 12/2/03 6:37 PM, Jim Scolman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello I am the very happy owner of a 400 Mhz Pismo, with 256MB RAM and the
6 GIG HD, that is about half full. I am currently using OS 9.2.2, and am
happy with it. But, I am thinking of OS X. I have access to a copy of OS X
that came
on 02/12/03 19:37, Jim Scolman at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello I am the very happy owner of a 400 Mhz Pismo, with 256MB RAM and the
6 GIG HD, that is about half full. I am currently using OS 9.2.2, and am
happy with it. But, I am thinking of OS X. I have access to a copy of OS X
that
Re;Im only on my second week getting the hang of OSX,You may wish to
consider upgradeing soon, so as to be familiar with OSX when the programs
you want become available in X,besides,you may be able to use your presant
version for awhile,in other words for me there is a learning curve to
this,it
on 1/31/03 8:02 PM, Bruce Johnson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nisus is coming out with an OSX upgrade:
http://www.nisus.com/products/NisusWriter/SneakPeek/
The operative question being when? :-) I will confess that one reason I'm
waiting on X is for Nisus to be available. It will be my WP
At 2:00 PM +0100 2/2/03, Jon Glass wrote:
Nisus is coming out with an OSX upgrade:
http://www.nisus.com/products/NisusWriter/SneakPeek/
The operative question being when? :-) I will confess that one reason I'm
waiting on X is for Nisus to be available. It will be my WP when I upgrade,
and
on 02/02/03 10:37, Jeff Abbott at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 2:00 PM +0100 2/2/03, Jon Glass wrote:
Nisus is coming out with an OSX upgrade:
http://www.nisus.com/products/NisusWriter/SneakPeek/
The operative question being when? :-) I will confess that one reason I'm
waiting on X is
on 2/2/03 6:23 PM, Laurent Daudelin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It
won't replace Word, and I'm sure that a lot of the Nisus followers will
protest that it won't replace Nisus either, but try to give it a try without
any bias
Nice app! Unfortunately, the reasons I use Nisus are such that only
on 1/31/03 5:02 AM, Laurent Daudelin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I got OS X on my Pismo since 10.1, I think, and, even if I was almost always
booted in OS X, when I got 10.2, I've never looked back. Sure, there are a
few things that are not as snappy than in 9, but after a little while, you
on 31/01/03 03:22, Jon Glass at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on 1/31/03 5:02 AM, Laurent Daudelin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I got OS X on my Pismo since 10.1, I think, and, even if I was almost always
booted in OS X, when I got 10.2, I've never looked back. Sure, there are a
few things
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For instance, I use Nisus Writer a lot (9 or classic only), so I find
myself using OS9 a lot more than X. Other than Omnigraffle, I don't have an
intense need to use OS X. But superior memory management and UNIX stability
is very enticing indeed. I will shift over
I've got a pismo 400 with 320 mb of ram. I'm running ox 9.2, and am
satisfied with its performance. However, I'm tempted by some of the os x
applications. I'd like to hear from any Pismo 400 users who have made the
switch. How much does everything slow down? Do you regret moving up?
I've got my
All I have on my Pismo is OS X v.10.2.3, no OS 9 at all. I just
upgraded the RAM and hard drive to 768MB/40GB 5400rpm but I had been
running a 400MHz/320MB/10GB for about a year and it has been very well,
I can't stand to work in 9 on it so I just took it off. 10.2 is very
snappy for me
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Subject: Pismo to X, or not?
I've got a pismo 400 with 320 mb of ram. I'm running ox 9.2, and am
satisfied with its performance. However, I'm tempted by some
does everything slow down? Do you regret moving up?
I've got my free copy of osX here (got the free educator's version) awaiting
advice.
I got OS X on my Pismo since 10.1, I think, and, even if I was almost always
booted in OS X, when I got 10.2, I've never looked back. Sure, there are a
few
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On 1/30/2003 8:51 PM Kathryn Odell at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've got a pismo 400 with 320 mb of ram. I'm running ox 9.2, and am
satisfied with its performance. However, I'm tempted by some of the os x
applications. I'd like to hear from any Pismo 400 users who have made the
switch. How much
I've had X on my Pismo 400 since 10.1 came out. I've never regretted
it. I never boot into 9 anymore.
Erick
On Thursday, Jan 30, 2003, at 22:51 America/Indianapolis, Kathryn Odell
wrote:
I've got a pismo 400 with 320 mb of ram. I'm running ox 9.2, and am
satisfied with its performance
Okay, here's the deal... for some reason my Pismo has
decided that it doesn't want to boot into OS 9.2.2 any
more. The machine is configured thusly:
400MhZ G3
384 MB RAM (256 lower + 128 upper)
25GB IBM HD, partitioned into 4 partitions.
OS X.2 installed on one partition.
9.2.2 on another.
I
On Tuesday, October 29, 2002, at 08:38 AM, Peter Johnson wrote:
Okay, so I decide to run the 9.2.1 update to revert
all the OT extensions to earlier versions, then
re-update to 9.2.2. The 9.2.1 update freezes half way
through installation, upon reboot the Powerbook
refuses to acknowledge
I recently picked up an expansion bay Superdisk drive. I mostly want
to use it to read floppies, rather than Superdisks. When I insert a
floppy, I get a message that the system wants to reformat it. Has
anyone had success using the expansion bay Superdrive in a Pismo
running OS X 10.1
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I recently picked up an expansion bay Superdisk drive. I mostly want
to use it to read floppies, rather than Superdisks. When I insert a
floppy, I get a message that the system wants to reformat it. Has
anyone had success using the expansion bay Superdrive in a Pismo
running OS
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