George,
The biggest advantage that I see is that many software applications
require 10.3 to run. If you don't have anything new on the horizon you might
wait. Then again, the prices of 10.3 should be falling pretty quickly as
10.4 gets out there so the price to upgrade should not be significant in the
near future.
Greg
On 6/19/05 8:10 PM, "George H.Yankey" <jeffco13 at bellsouth.net> wrote:
> I am currently running Mac X 10.2.8 and having no problems. I have no
> interest in upgrading to Tiger; however, I am considering going to
> 10.3. Is this move worth the cost and trouble?
> I would appreciate any suggestions.
>
> George Yankey
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