on 2/2/04 3:23 PM, Powermac at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 
> Out of curiosity what is the driving force to have the latest OS on an older
> machine? Is it the new software that will only run on the latest OS, is it
> the older software that has a great new feature in the latest version, or is
> it that the OS is so great on its own that you will put up with bugs and
> sluggishness just to use it? If I missed a reason let me know (like new
> hardware that will only work with the new OS, cant afford a new machine,
> etc).
 Now.......That is an excellent question!! Why "force-feed" an OS on a Mac
that was never intended to use it. My G4 Sawtooth/400 w/1 Gig of RAM and a
60 Gig HD runs like silk with 10.3.2 (much faster than 10.2.8)!! I also have
a Lombard/400mhz, iMac 333mhz, Beige G3 (G4/500 Sonnet), 7600-G3/500 Sonnet,
and a 6500-G3/400 (Sonnet L2 card). The only one I'm considering installing
10.3.2 on would be the Lombard (512mb RAM). All the others will stay at a
very stable OS 9.2.2. I love speed as much as the next person.....but I
value stability even more!     Mikie


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