chris, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >OS X is also standalone. New Macs don't boot in anything but OS X, and >from what I understand, OS 9 is no longer bundled with OS X. (however I >think new macs still come with the ability to install OS 9 from their >restore CD). This summers new G4s can boot into OS 9. So can the "mirrored drive door" model from last winter, tooted to not boot into OS 9, if you use the iMac install CD.
>HOWEVER, this has no bearing on Classic existing in OS X. Classic is >basically a Mac Emulator that lets you run OS 9 in its own virtual >computer. Classic is still to the best of my knowledge being developed. And this is good, as that means I can get a new G5 and run my old Audio apps, perhaps even in realtime (but offline is ok, that will not be developed ever for OS X. That is what I feel inclined to call "kewl". >mike.penix, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >) >>Classic is actually getting its own menu in the top menu bar. I suggest >>that those that are worried about what is and is not contained in >>Panther take a gander at the currently 4 part article with many pictures >>at: >> >><http://www.thinksecret.com/news/pantherfindersystem4.html> Why isn't there a "stop classic" command in that menu? Anyone know of a setting, script or app to automatically quit Classic when the last classic application quits? Maybe Panther will do that for us? ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
