Terry Graham wrote:
> Hi Y'all,
>
> Here's a mystery. . .
>
> Using 9.2.2, whenever I open any application like Eudora
> or a browser (notice it's nameless :-) my trash and HD icon and any folders
> on the desktop disappear until I quit the open application??
> So I couldn't actually drag a button from the browser toolbar to the trash.
If you have rebuilt the desktop and trashed your finder prefs then this sounds
likje a bad install of the system.
> Ran into an old friend &long time Mac user the other day.
> He's heavy into music applications, swears by OS 9.1 but says
> he avoids OS 9.2, 9.2.1 and 9.2.2 like the plague, after negative
> experiences involving his music processing applications.
>
> I've heard similar rumblings on the lists as well.
>
> So am I right in wanting to stay with 9.1- which install would no doubt
> cure the above DT glitch as well?
Your friend is paranoid. There is very little difference between 9.1 and 9.2.x.
People think that the RAM requirements are more hefty, but that is not true. I
would go with 9.2.1 since 9.2.2 is just a finder integration bump for OS X above
9.2.1. I have NEVER had any problems with 9.2 over 9.1, and I have installed it
on hundreds of machines.
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