Michael J Flaherty wrote:

>>>YDL screams on it though.  OS X' s got an uphill battle to best it.
>>>
>
>Darren wrote:
>
>>Tried YDL, oh hmm, whats it good for, what does it scream doing? wheres
>>the support for all apple ethernet cards. God, its old. Why run X on a
>>7300? with a few decent free linux realease out there supporting mac's.
>>Oh, thats right, no idea with cli.
>>
>
>Not to engage in an OT flame war but...
>
A OT discussion doesn't have to be a flame war. I'm happy to hear 
opinions about anything including how wrong I am..

>YDL 2.2 was released about a month ago.  It's much easier to install than 
>Mandrake 8.2., which uses a problematic Apple Script.
>
Manual config, rename whichever config suits you in the settings folder 
to "BootX Settings" and copy to your prefs folder. Check options in 
bootx, then use the mesh.o driver for scsi access on 7300.

>Really, I can do everything I want with it, Web, email, print, run a 
>full-service, powerful office suite, scan, edit photos, burn CD's, watch 
>DVD's ( if I had a DVD for my 7300, that is).   What more would you want ?
>
I did note on one post that I had made a mistake about YDL and that my 
comparsion was based on a older version. I have since downloaded the 2 
versions I was missing and will install 2.2 after I finish testing MDK.
I'm fairly happy with MDK, I seem to have a naste keymap bug which is a 
prob, no 3dfx support is a problem also, haven't got to firewire yet but 
everything else is good. As the pc version is installed on the doze box, 
I figured it was a good place to start.
How well does mac on linux run for you?

>Except for the ability to run IE natively,  OS X offers me nothing compelling 
>for 100 or so odd dollars.    It has an uphill battle because of its cost.
>
wasn't there a hack for the 10.1 update?

>Don't get me wrong though.  I love my IIsi and will continue to use it with 
>7.1 for years, I hope.
>
I'm fond of my lem's my classics are soon to expand :) and one nice 
lc475 and a appleIIe.

>>With so many XP experts on this vintage mac list its no wonder microsoft
>>does so well.
>>
>Dunno nuttin' about no XP.
>
No compelling reason to bother with XP.



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