[P1] OT: Used Mac Prices
Mike Urseth
mike at signhelpers.com
Wed Aug 20 17:51:31 PDT 2003
Of course I'm plugging along in the Old World of 9.2. Getting into
OSX native versions of Quark, Illustrator, etc. will be a little
pricey.
I realize that I can run Classic (although I must admit to being more
than a little underwhelmed by what I've seen of that process.
Luddites Unite! You have nothing to lose but your brains!
>>From: Mike Urseth <mike at signhelpers.com>
>>I'm torn that way. On the one hand, the biggest expense about going
>>to a G5 is upgrading all my old software. On the other, the lure of
>>SPEED!
>>
>I'm sorry, what software do you *have* to upgrade to use a G5? The
>10.2.7 update ships with the machine, and the only other
>"compatibility" updates I'm aware of (for Photoshop and Digital
>Performer) are both free (and not strictly necessary -- they are
>just speed updates).
>
>>Does anyone know if the dual processor aspect of this machine is
>>utilized by OSX?
>
>Depends. If what you are really asking is "is the Finder
>multi-threaded at last?" then the answer is "yes."
>
>Of course, in normal use the Finder has little need of the 2nd
>processor, but that's always been true.
>
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Mike Urseth
Signhelpers.com
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