I have managed to do so with 10.1 running on an 240mhz PB 3400 (with 144mb ram). For the fun and the experience it may be interesting but for working it is hardly impossible, the machine is incredibly slow. So to answer your question: Solw ,very very slow. Unless you can install a G3 upgrade that might make things faster, but I have no experience with it so I cannot tell you. -Michel
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