The 600 iMac is NOT the mastodon. It is a nice machine. I have several of them with the hardware configured the same as that one. They are all running 10.3.5 nicely. I have them all networked together and they are each running most of the latest software available. I use some them to make up the biggest part of my internet cafe. I am also using some of them to run a training lab for graphics design and use Adobe CS Suite. I use Apple Remote Desktop 2 with all of them and control all of them independently with my MDDP 1.25 . You may contact me off list if you like for further information or answers to any questions you may have about this machine. I am the local schools provider for technical assistance on over 200 of these iMacs. I do insist that you should have the school purchase any software that you will be installing on it , though. Their educational discounts will be better than what you would receive as an ordinary buyer. They will need the licensing that comes with the software to remain legal.

Andy3





On Oct 4, 2004, at 5:12 PM, Tom Baker wrote:

I did an "about this Mac" check on this iMac, and it says it's a 600Mz G-3 with 256 megs of RAM, a couple of FireWire and USB ports on the side, no SCSI (and if this ain't the kind they call the "molar," it could still do a pretty good imitation of a mastodon tooth if you stood it on its back.) What I like about this computer is that it's silent (I'm used to the constant howl of my Quicksilver, which is stuffed full of drives).

The teacher said that she heard OS-X was extra stable, so she thought they could run it in X and do their OS 9 stuff in Classic, and thus have a trouble-free machine.

But it appears that nearly all their apps are 9 (last year they used it to compile their school yearbook in PageMaker 7 and Photoshop 3, using photos furnished by parents on CDs. They also have a Typing Tutor, etc.) and it seems to me that with so little RAM (by OS-X standards) maybe I should just set this machine up with 9.2.2 only and let it go at that (I've got some OS-9 install disks I can give them). Yes?

Thanks,

Tom



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