

| Subject: | Re: No Vanagon Content/Macintosh bashing |
| From: | Edward Nutter |
| Date: | Wed, 27 Mar 2002 09:27:59 -0800 |
I've been an Apple user since the ][+ I got in 1977. I've never bought an Intel machine for myself, although I earned my living for quite a few years supporting them (Windoze 3.0 through NT 4) I agree with most of what Andy wrote....however. Andrew Grebneff wrote: > Quotes: > > [snip] > > Fact: When a Mac running OS9.1 or lower crashes, it needs restarting, > which is a minor irritation. But this is fixed with OS10, which is a > Unix system. Older upgraded Macs can also run OS10. > [snip] Older upgraded Mac can NOT run OSX. According to Apple, their new OS requires a native G3 or G4 machine. Older Power Macs with upgraded processor cards need not apply. Ed
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