Valter Psicoff, I'm interested in some older computers than the Power PC
Macs. These computers are the so called "home computers". I own an Amiga
A1200 with a Motorola 68020 CPU. This Amiga isn't set up to use the
Internet, though. Some other computers which people seem to be fascinated
with
>
> RE: I still don't know what people with Macs older than 2012 manage to do
> with them.
>
> I have a pair of G4 'Graphite' Power PCs, 733 mhz, made in 2001, that I
use for graphic design/page layout with QuarkXPress 4 and photo editing
with Photoshop 7. And a matching G3 Graphite iMac 600mhz,
>Valter, you said "I have installed OSX 10.9 Mavericks, and most software
>has a version for it (you might have to look for it in some archives,
>though)."
>
>What I meant by my question is that I want to know WHICH archives you
>look in!
Well, it depends :-)
E.g.: I find an interesting app, I
Valter, you said "I have installed OSX 10.9 Mavericks, and most software
has a version for it (you might have to look for it in some archives,
though)."
What I meant by my question is that I want to know WHICH archives you look
in! AFAIK it's not the Apple website Developers area, not MacIntosh
Thanks everybody for chipping in. Bruce had the solution which is TenFourFox.
On 5/18/21, Valter Psicof wrote:
>>I still don't know what people with Macs older than 2012 manage to do
>>with them. Would someone like to explain?
>
> I'm still using an Early 2009 24" iMac. It's going great
>I still don't know what people with Macs older than 2012 manage to do
>with them. Would someone like to explain?
I'm still using an Early 2009 24" iMac. It's going great (although
upgraded with 8 GB Ram and 1 TB HD).
I have installed OSX 10.9 Mavericks, and most software has a version for
it
Russell, I had lots of advice about buying a MacBook Pro (mid 2012),
because it's fairly easy to upgrade.
As for where I am, London at the moment. I managed to escape last year to
Berlin, but I was forced back thanks to all the COVID-19 restrictions. I
was still classed as a tourist and wasn't
I know this is the iMac group but I appreciate the email discussion and it
looks like this is the only email group on Macs that has survived Facebook! I
am on Facebook too but wow is it a time waster...
I’ve done a lot of research on the older MacBook Pros and I think 2012 is where
it’s at. I
On May 16, 2021, at 8:22 PM, Paul Londoner
mailto:paul.londo...@gmail.com>> wrote:
Bruce Johnson, I thought I should tell you how things have moved on for me.
I never said I could afford anything like $649, or even $400! I'd never even
heard of Fleabay before, but I joined and found out that
Bruce Johnson, I thought I should tell you how things have moved on for me.
I never said I could afford anything like $649, or even $400! I'd never
even heard of Fleabay before, but I joined and found out that they had no
Macs near me. I assume this is because I'm not in the USA.
Next, I bought
On Apr 1, 2021, at 7:49 AM, Paul Londoner
mailto:paul.londo...@gmail.com>> wrote:
Bruce Johnson, I've done some more research on the Apple Appstore using the
facility of clicking on the link "runs on this MacBook Air" to check
compatibiliy on older versions of macOS and here's what I found
Bruce Johnson, I've done some more research on the Apple Appstore using the
facility of clicking on the link "runs on this MacBook Air" to check
compatibiliy on older versions of macOS and here's what I found out.
SOFTWARE FROM APPLE APPSTORE WHICH I HAVE INSTALLED OR CONSIDERED
INSTALLING ON MY
Bruce Johnson, thanks for that information! I will go back to the Apple
Appstore and check on the requirements for various apps.
After watching a video by Luke Miani on Youtube, I've been considering
buying a mid 2010 MacBook Pro with 2.66Ghz Core i7 8Gb RAM fitted. I have
some doubts about this,
On Mar 30, 2021, at 7:12 PM, Paul Londoner
mailto:paul.londo...@gmail.com>> wrote:
I have done a lot of research into the Mac and its software. What I found out
was that unless you have the latest macOS installed, then when you try to
download apps from the Apple Appstore, you either can't
I have done a lot of research into the Mac and its software. What I found
out was that unless you have the latest macOS installed, then when you try
to download apps from the Apple Appstore, you either can't download them or
can't run them. I found out about this using a Toshiba Satellite
I am still using an Apple IMac from 2008
Sent from my iPhone
> On Mar 29, 2021, at 9:04 PM, Bruce Johnson
> wrote:
>
> Honestly this is the last LowEndMac Google group running, afaik. I haven’t
> gotten any post from any of the others in a long time.
>
> The list of Macs that run Big Sur
Honestly this is the last LowEndMac Google group running, afaik. I haven’t
gotten any post from any of the others in a long time.
The list of Macs that run Big Sur is pretty straight forward
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT211238 and it does go back quite a way; The
machine I’m writing this
Unfortunately I haven't used this group for some time, but have still been
getting emails from it.
In 2012 I bought a Blueberry iMac G3 (1999) and not long after that I got a
Mac Pro G4 "Quicksilver" Mac free of charge from Freecycle. My motive for
getting both of these Macs was to find
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