Mine runs 10.3.9 and it works just fine, even with Photoshop and iTunes and several other programs running. Of course it's slow now compared to my latest MacBook -- which I use most of the time -- but still quite acceptable considering. Cameron. >To an iBook fan, that's an iconic unit, the last, best >clamshell iBook. (I would be happy to have one, just to >play with it sometimes.) For speed, it needs maximum RAM, >which is probably the 320MB (64 + 256) you have (though >search for info, it may be that after some firmware upgrade >you could have 64 + 512??). The harddrive is rather small, >and since the system bus is only 66MHz it's never going to be >very fast. There used to be plenty of reports of people >happily running 10.3.9 on that kind of iBook, but 10.4 is >probably too much of a strain for it. You can get a 10.3.9 >install down to about 2GB disk space used. > >Good luck! > >On Wed, 11 Feb 2009, Josh wrote: > . . . >> with. I got a 466 SE with 320MB RAM and the standard 10GB HD. It >> currently has 10.4.11 on it, and it seems a bit too sluggish. I don't >> expect a speed demon, but am amazed at how long it takes to open Finder >> windows or how unresponsive it is sometimes. I do have 10.3 install CDs, >> and I'm tempted to downgrade to 10.3.9. What are your thoughts on this? >> Is there anything in 10.4 that I'd be really missing? Will I gain a >> little speed with 10.3? >_______________________________________________ >iBook mailing list >iBook at listserver.themacintoshguy.com >http://listserver.themacintoshguy.com/mailman/listinfo/ibook