Well, sure, one can get lots of higher end work done with a Rev. A. Absolutely. I used mine for light Photoshop work, web design, ripping of MP3's, as a backup machine for my Newton. Lots of uses right there. Since getting a newer iBook, I have relegated the Rev. A as an experimental Mac. It is nicely running YellowDog Linux right now and doing a fine job of it--a much nicer job than it would running X or Jag.
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