I tried it for a while but went back to 9.1. Seems to use more memory, and didn't seem quite as stable. Kind of complicated to install which made me think that maintaining it would be more difficult in terms of emergency repair etc. I would recommend putting it on a partition to experiment with a bit rather than only having one OS, but then you are also changing the gestalt id of your machine, so it might be hard to predict how well things will operate.
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