I Have to agree with drew on that one.
10.3 seems to start faster and run a-lot better on a g3 powerbook and
the interface seems more easy on the eye that 10.2.
But being a pre G3 list i would say, What's the specs of the 603 you
are trying to load it on. (this really does matter)
I did get 10.1 to run on a 3400c with maxed out ram and 10gb hdd
but some of the ports did not work and also the book was so slow that
it hung most of the time . My first impression of it though was (hey
great I done it! ) (what's next?) moved on to try Linux still doing
that.
vicki
On Dec 15, 2005, at 6:23 AM, Andrew Kershaw wrote:
I know that with each release of OS X, Apple has made the
operating system faster and more efficient. But at the same time
they have been making it more resource-intensive by adding new
features everytime.
Which OS (presumably somewhere between 10.2 and 10.3) offers a
better speed?
-John
Of those two, the only one that will run on a PowerBook on topic
for this list is 10.2.
10.3 still requires a G3 even with XPF, AFAIK.
That said, I don't really notice a speed difference between 10.2
and 10.3 on my 266 MHz Wallstreet (barely upgraded from the 233 I
mentioned before). I ended up with 10.3 because it offered a few
more features (and I hate the pinstripes in 10.0 - 10.2).
Peace,
Drew
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