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[Larry Zasitko]

Richard,

So far I have really been happy with it. First thing I did was up the 
ram from the 128 meg to 512 meg which really helped Jaguar run a bit 
better. I have only a 6 gig hard drive and two partitions on it now. 
Both OSX 10.2.8 and 9.2 installed though I really never use 9.2. Next 
is a larger drive for it but will depend on what I can find. could go 
with an external but would rather have a larger internal and lug around 
less! I have heard that 7200 drives also help speed but the hit is to 
the battery time and a bit more heat.

I have had the screen apart and took out the metallic tape that covered 
the logo so now it glows a little. too bad that the logo is upside down 
:-)

In any case I like it and use it all the time. As for the email thread 
that was here I still use the mail program that came with OSX and like 
it a lot better than Outlook on my desktop PC!

On Thursday, March 25, 2004, at 01:32  PM, Richard McKay wrote:

> Am 25/3/04 2:42 pm schrieb "Larry Zasitko" unter 
> <l.zasitko at sasktel.net>:
>
>> last November I bought my iBook, a
>> Graphite SE 366mhz.
>
> Nice iBook!
>
>> Long and short is that I don't know much about
>> terminal (basics) and cmi, you know just enough to get myself into
>> trouble :-)
>
> Surely the best and most exciting stage to be at :-)
>
> To really have some good fun why not create a second partition or use 
> an
> external drive (iPod?) to install a second X system to explore and try 
> out
> the open source side of life...It can only increase your knowledge and 
> takes
> the stress out of messing up the daily use system.
>
> If nothing else, you'll definitely respect what Apple has been able to 
> do
> and love the great job on Aqua and Finder, etc...
>
> Get funky on that system!
>
> Cheers,
>
> Richard
>
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Larry Zasitko
Newton OMP, 110, 120, 2100, eMate
Blueberry iMac, Graphite Clamshell iBook SE, various Amiga's and PC's
www.ibook.homestead.com