Use rsync to update your PPC computers. On Feb 28, 12:17 am, kiddailey <[email protected]> wrote: > I have the hardware. Eight machines to be exact. Three of which are > a variety of Intel Macs and two of which are PPC Macs. They are all > running a variation of OS X versions. The other three others are > Windows XP, Vista and 7. I test on all of them and use SVN as my > bridge for getting updates of the various branches of the software to > each. > > The issue is not in not having the hardware. > > On Feb 28, 12:54 am, Alex Zavatone <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > But really, I had a quad processor G5 that was last made in 2006. That's 5 > > years ago. Apple doesn't even support the G5 anymore with the new OS or > > the current one. > > > They might be fine machines (we even used a G4 for a server for a long time > > and I still have my TI) but they aren't being made anymore and the market > > sure isn't growing. > > > On another note, I purchased a Quad processor Intel iMac last year (1067 > > MHz speed RAM) refurbed from Apple for 1400 bucks. It's just so nice and > > the current ones with RAM at 1333MHz are simply nutty fast. > > > Sniff around here, I'm sure you'll see something you like that's > > affordable. > > http://store.apple.com/us/browse/home/specialdeals/mac?mco=MTM3NTA4MTI > > > As a guy who had a Quad G5, a Quad Intel Core 2 Duo, 2 iMacs from the past > > 2 years, the 12 core Intel Mac with an internal SSD, if you can afford it, > > get a new Intel Mac. Even a Mini is loads faster than the G5. The RAM > > speed alone is 3x faster than that in your G5.
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