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Karlos wrote:QuoteHahahahah... You sound northernYou don't say ;-)-edit-Reload the page.
Hahahahah... You sound northern
Karlos wrote:So where is your contribution, Mr Parsons?
Karlos wrote:So where is your contribution, Mr Parsons?-edit-Honestly, it's like trying to get blood(line) out of a rock(-hard sock)...
Karlos wrote:@bloodlineIt's there now :-DI might sound like Ringo Starr, but you sound like... a serial killer :lol:
bloodline wrote:and?
bloodline wrote:Yeah, but OSX 10.3 was absolutely awful... It wasn't until I tried OSX 10.4 that I actually realised I could live with a Mac... And then actually love one :-)Also OS X on a G4 is not a pleasurable experience by any margin... you need at least two CPU's (OSX is VERY heavily threaded) and a G5 or intel Core cpu to really see what it capable of.
adz wrote:Quotebloodline wrote:Yeah, but OSX 10.3 was absolutely awful... It wasn't until I tried OSX 10.4 that I actually realised I could live with a Mac... And then actually love one :-)Also OS X on a G4 is not a pleasurable experience by any margin... you need at least two CPU's (OSX is VERY heavily threaded) and a G5 or intel Core cpu to really see what it capable of.Running 10.4.8 on a PowerBook G4 867MHz and all seems fine to me. Admittedly, it is a whole heap nicer on my Core Duo MacBook, but it is still very usable.