Scott Holder wrote, >68k code, on the other hand, generally runs more or less fine on PPCs, >though on the slower PPCs it tends to be slower than a well-equipped 68040 >Mac. That's the beauty of PPCs. 68k and PPC Macs are almost as different as >PCs and Macs, just that the designers set it up so that it's nearly >transparent to a user. Some people call it elegant compatibilty, others an >ugly hack, but either way, it works quite well all things considered :)
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