On Wed, 14 Jan 2004 10:02:26 -0400 Alan Kim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> With the impression that X became somewhat reliable/stable starting with
> Jaguar, which Apples were shipped with this version ?
> Or, rather, what is the version # for Jaguar ?
jaguar is 10.2; i have it running adequately on a beige g3
at present, but it really can use a better video card than the
stock one. lots of RAM is important too. i'd say that a G3 is
the minimum CPU for 10.2. you probably could get it to work
on a stock umax, but it'll probably be pretty d*mn slow.
> Is it even possible to install this version with one of the
> install/restore discs and Xpostfacto ?
hope someone else can answer this. i can't.
> I suppose this would be a good starting version to get into X and then
> go from there.
it's pretty sound (i'm a long time un*x/linux person going back 20 years.)
it's a little different from what i'm used to (i gather that old time nextstep
users find it very comfortable, though, no suprise there.)
richard
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