[Ti] a Mac OS X/Windows dual booting machine

[Stephen Chakwin]

Thanks again.  i've had b-a-a-d experiences with it on my iMac. 
Probably b/c one of the programs I tried to use was an already slow app 
built on the MS Access engine, but I remember WPWin, normally a pretty 
agile program as being slomo as well.  I would need it for a new job 
where I would be integrating a very Windows computer-savvy firm.  I can 
handle the cross-platform apps (MS Office, Acrobat et al) but they use 
a Pee Cee only thing called Trial Director and before I wind up going 
to the dark side, I'd like to see what I can do to stay as I am.  After 
18 months of Mac preceded by 18 years of Windows, I'm in no hurry to go 
back...

Stephen
On Tuesday, February 25, 2003, at 06:47 PM, b wrote:

> According to Stephen Chakwin:
>
>> Thanks, that was encouraging, but I still don't know which Mac OS you 
>> were running.  My Ti is a 550 running X.2.3 and before I even 
>> consider spending more on VPC, I'd liek to know that it would move at 
>> a speed that would be useful.
>>
>> Best,
>>
>> Stephen
>
> Running 10.2.4  on a Ti 667, 1GB RAM, VPC 6.0.0.3140
>
> useful?  pretty subjective, I find apps move just fine, running 
> through their routines. Installations and whatnot don't take any 
> longer than on a fast PC, either.
>
> Because everyone would be faced with very different needs, and reasons 
> to consider VPC vs. a PC 'on the side', I hesitate to recommend any 
> move, either way. I like the way it runs, but could I live without it? 
> Absolutely.
>
> ~flipper
>
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