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And it appears that the Color Stylus 600 didn't make the cut, either. Are any of the supported printers serial, or are they all USB?

Solishu, that link doesn't seem to find the thread you were discussing. Can you double-check it, please?

I am finding the OS X IE to be much slower than the classic version, especially when popping up select lists. It pauses <i>noticeably</i> and displays the spinning wheel... RAM cannot be the problem - I have 448 MB - and while my beige G3 is "only" 266 Mhz, something very inefficient is...

The Stylus Color 600 is <i>not</i> included; nor has Epson made any promises about supporting it. I had assumed that it was a fairly popular model, but I guess it's "too old" now...

I am pretty sure that the 8 GB limit only applied to the public beta; I see no indication that OS X final has the same problem. I have not noticed any issue myself with a Sonnet/Maxtor combination.

Unfortunately, I cannot download 97.7 MB through my 28.8 modem. It won't reliably hold a connection for the 8-9 hours required, and there is no way to restart the download from the middle. Is the compiled cvs application available by itself anywhere? Or do I really have to wait for my DSL...

Well I have tried this myself. I typed "cvs" at the terminal prompt and got "cvs: Command not found." I typed "which cvs" and got the same answer. So I have to believe that it is not installed in OS X. If I download the source install, is there a compiler built in so that I can use it...