[iBook] OS for g3 and g4 ibooks?

[park]

Many thanks for your detailed responses and tips all!

Background: Considering selling the two snowbooks (both maxed out in 
ram), I saw that they bring practically nothing or very little in 
resale. So it's time for a nice fresh install and use them for sofa 
surfing etc. (lifehacker recently called it "toilet surfing". I dunno... 
a computer /there/?).

OS Upgrades: I'm always on the trailing edge, and like it there. On 
other macs (iMac, 13" and 15" as well as a 10" Dell) 10.6 runs happily, 
and I decided, like Fred advised, not to upgrade to 10.7 as long as I 
can avoid it.

Again, thanks y'all.

Toby

On 22.3.12 08:24, ibook-request at listserver.themacintoshguy.com wrote:
> Message: 7 Date: Thu, 22 Mar 2012 08:24:02 -0400 (EDT) From: 
> COCCORP at aol.com To: ibook at listserver.themacintoshguy.com Subject: Re: 
> [iBook] OS for g3 and g4 ibooks? Message-ID: 
> <2b9aa.602dfd4.3c9c73e1 at aol.com> Content-Type: text/plain; 
> charset="utf-8" In a message dated 3/22/12 4:37:58 AM, cmmac at sonic.net 
> writes:
>> I don't know what the OP has but it isn't an 800 MHz G4 iBook. There
>> ain't no such critter. The slowest G4 iBook was 933 MHz.
>>
> The iBook G4 shipped in 3 configurations: 12.1"/800 MHz/256 MB/30 GB,
> 14.1"/933 MHz/256 MB/40 GB and 14.1"/1.0 GHz/256 MB/60 GB.
>
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