did it when they went 386 - 486 - Pentium. Supposedly that was
because it's too hard to trademark a part number.
As in 'impossible'. Also, there was an Intel 586 already, but it
was an 82586 Ethernet controller rather than an 80586 CPU.
-- Jim
Jim Cathey wrote:
did it when they went 386 - 486 - Pentium. Supposedly that was
because it's too hard to trademark a part number.
As in 'impossible'.
I don't know about that. IBM once successfully defended a trademark on
/2, as in PS/2. (Someone was making a computer mouse called the
Getting OSX to boot on a G3 iMac is tricky, especially the Bondi G3.
I'd say you should ask Poos, a Mac and PC IT professional, but you are mad
at him.
Soon you may run out of people to like?
_
Frank Pembleton
Manchester, MO
KLEB FOR PREZ!!
-Original Message-
From:
Ten
The Ex thing makes you sound like a stooge for the evil empire
On Sep 25, 2006, at 8:50 AM, Gary Hurst wrote:
i have always hear it as oh-ess-ex but now i read where it says that
0h-ess-ten is actually correct. anyone know?
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1) Is this upgrade available for FREE at the Apple website?
No. 10 was never free, though upgrades within series were.
2) Will we wipe out all our files if we do upgrade the OS from 9.0X to
10.0X
Shouldn't, but bad things do happen from time to time.
3) Should I even attempt this at home,
i have always hear it as oh-ess-ex but now i read where it says that
0h-ess-ten is actually correct. anyone know?
It's ten, because it came after nine, which came after eight,
which came after seven, which came after six, which came after five,
which came after four, which came after three,
On Sep 25, 2006, at 12:23 PM, andrew strasfogel wrote:
Thanks for bringing this up! We have a 2003 IMac with v. 9.0X OS and
want
to upgrate to OS 10.XX Questions:
1) Is this upgrade available for FREE at the Apple website?
Get the disks for cheap on eBay. Try for 10.2 for less, or 10.3
I guess either way works. Gary just got more iMac goodness to play
with. He could have gotten the disk, had beer and installed with no
file death on the one Rusty now has.
On Sep 25, 2006, at 12:48 PM, Gary Hurst wrote:
the original imac g3 i bought cheap on ebay had 9.2 on it. the i
It lost the OS on the drive. Time to ship it to me. Of course you
will have to cover shipping fee.
Or, turn it over, open it up and get a new 60-180meg drive in there
and re install the OS.
On Sep 25, 2006, at 2:15 PM, Gary Hurst wrote:
well, the mac has already blown up. just flashed a
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Am I the only one here who has no earthly idea what all this is about?
I guess I just stick to making electricity by bashing molecules together
Jim Cathey wrote:
i have always hear it as oh-ess-ex but now i read where it says that
0h-ess-ten is actually correct. anyone know?
It's ten, because it came after nine, which came after eight,
which came after seven, which came after six, which came after five,
which came after four,
i have always hear it as oh-ess-ex but now i read where it says that
0h-ess-ten is actually correct. anyone know?
Or you can just say Tiger or Panther.
Rory
On 9/25/06, Chuck Landenberger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gary,
I'm with you. OS X But, maybe it's changing, I'm now
running 10.4.7
Easier to say ten... four... seven.. than try to pronounce
the Roman Numerals. OS X VII
on 9/25/06 11:50 AM, Gary Hurst at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i have always hear it as oh-ess-ex but now i read where it says that
0h-ess-ten is actually correct. anyone know?
When I was at the Mac dealer they pronounced it t hat 'ex', as I do, however
MSNBC says 'ten'.
Whatever.
Mac
On 9/25/06, Gary Hurst [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i have always hear it as oh-ess-ex but now i read where it says that
0h-ess-ten is actually correct. anyone know?
I've never heard anyone say ex. The last version of the Classic
Mac OS was 9.x, so this one's version ten, right?
Do these
macsween and his apple dealer say ex
On 9/25/06, Alex Chamberlain [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 9/25/06, Gary Hurst [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i have always hear it as oh-ess-ex but now i read where it says that
0h-ess-ten is actually correct. anyone know?
I've never heard anyone say ex. The
but wikipedia supports ten
Mac OS X From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Jump to: navigation http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mac_OS_X#column-one,
search http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mac_OS_X#searchInput
*Mac OS X* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:TigerDesk.png
A screenshot of Mac OS X v10.4
Thanks for bringing this up! We have a 2003 IMac with v. 9.0X OS and want
to upgrate to OS 10.XX Questions:
1) Is this upgrade available for FREE at the Apple website?
2) Will we wipe out all our files if we do upgrade the OS from 9.0X to 10.0X
?
3) Should I even attempt this at home, or
the original imac g3 i bought cheap on ebay had 9.2 on it. the i decided i
wanted the later ilife and needed os x, so i looked into it and decided not
to try it myself. i told hte guy i bought the original g3 from to send me
another one but loaded with os x instead. so now rusty has the 9.2
Doesn't matter, we use 'em interchangably.
-Curt
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i have always hear it as oh-ess-ex but now i read where it says that
0h-ess-ten
I had somebody call once who claimed to be running OS X tigerpanther...
Or better when I ask people What version of the Mac OS is that? and I get OS
10. And I say OS 10 point what? and get Ten point panther... And they're
actually running 10.2.6.
The joke there is that 10.2.6 is Jaguar.
-Curt
On 9/25/06, andrew strasfogel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for bringing this up! We have a 2003 IMac with v. 9.0X OS and want
to upgrate to OS 10.XX Questions:
1) Is this upgrade available for FREE at the Apple website?
2) Will we wipe out all our files if we do upgrade the OS from 9.0X
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