[G4] What is possible to do with a G4 800Mhz osx10.3.9. and yet keep Logic pro 6.4.1 and Pro Tools 6.2.2./digi001?
James I Fraser
jifraser at southcom.com.au
Wed Sep 16 19:16:05 PDT 2009
>stefan möller wrote:
>>hello!
>>
>>thanks for all the answers and yes of course
>>it´s a Power Pc Quicksilver 800mhz ( letter c
>>fell off sorry..).
>>
>>Looks I´ve started something here..thoughtful comments.
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>>>
>>>I'm waiting for GE to insist on changing the
>>>gauge of US railroads. Four feet seven and
>>>three quarters inches was pretty silly and
>>>it's too small.
>
>
>1.) Too small for WHAT?
>
>2.) Since when has rail gauge made any sense at
>all? In the U.S. it has apparently measured
>between 3 feet and 6 feet, depending...
>
>>Make it two meters and change all of the rails.
>
>Whatever is finally agreed upon for what a
>'standard gauge' really IS today, you can
>probably blame a lot of it on Englishman George
>Stephenson (1781-1848).
Well, a bit before George really. The 4'81/2"
gauge is based on the wheel tracks of the Roman
Chariots which bothered England for a while.
James
>In the U.S. it's currently 4 foot, 8 1/2", by
>congressional decree, so Google says.
>
>In any case, to make it 2 meters is not only
>arbitrary and without any drivers, but
>retrofitting the U.S. rail system would be night
>unto impossible.
>
>keith whaley
>Who owns a G4 AND an iMac, just to keep this
>pertinent, if not exactly 'on track'... :-D
>
>
>Think how
>>>much GE could earn making replacement engines
>>>for its P6es that now dominate.
>
>
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