> > > Can I use X11 on a G3 Powerbook(Pismo/320MB/400MHz)? Will I see >>> certain limitations? Besides being able to use certain programs, why >>> would one bother to download X11 in the first place? Does Unix/Linux >> > have more options than OS X? > >I think that one of the most useful reasons to run X11 is so that you >can run OpenOffice. This is a fairly well done, file compatible copy >of Microsoft Office. It works really well but looks and behaves like >a Windows application. >-
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