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yea, i'm going to reformat and install *just* X in about a few weeks or so, when i have time to backup everything, format, installl, upgrade, etc. for now i just felt like getting rid of classic to ... i guess see if i could :)

iMovie starts up dog slow for me.... i'm gonna reboot and see if that helps.

:D

yea, i'm pretty dense. that would be appreciated.

i think the key word you used was "GIVE". they're giving this stuff away - they can do it whenever they want, or not at all. sure, they said it'd be out on the 24th, and then pushed it back a week... but guess what? it's still free. if you want it *THAT* bad, i'm certain you can find it on...

:rolleyes:

c'mon now... its only like 930am PT... give them time.

http://www.macosx.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=28276

if you're a linux/unix user and haven't used fink ( http://fink.sourceforget.net ) you really should check it out.

this may sound like a strange question, but hopefully someone can help. i don't really have the time right now to do a clean install of 10.2, but i wanted to get rid of os 9 / classic on my mac. eventually, i will do this, but for now i just deleted the system folder and os 9 apps folder, and...

wonder if we'll see 10.2.4 anytime today...

not bad to lose only 400ish dollars off a used computer. although it's only been about... 6 months since they came out. still, good luck on the new mac!

well i'd rather they do this than come out with a buggy/incomplete version. this way, i only have to download one version instead of a bugfix within a week.

i'm not too worried, hopefully others will pick up the slack if certain people decide to stop developing chimera.

i don't think you'll see much unless there's another showstopper bug (a la the deleting of home directory bug) that crops up. recently, apple has been releasing a 'beta' product, then put out a final some months later. i think the unique severity of the bugs that were found were the only...

cool :)

i just find it silly that people make it out to be like 'linux' is one megaproject. in fact, there are so many distros and different installs, it's not like LINUX is one OS that can take down anyone. heck, linux is technically just the kernel. linux+kde/gnome+apps+some linux compnay packaging...

to avoid catching flak from the apple crowd, 10.3 better be a solid releae. people seem to still be bitter about jaguar's price tag (not I, cause got it for free :D )

apple would never dare charge for a x.x.x release. 10.2, that was a major release.... but honestly, an upgrade to a point update? would YOU pay for a 10.2.x release? if it were worthy of charging, the apple marketing people would make them call it 10.3 at least, or 10.5 .

exactly. besides, a lot of people are going to use chimera anyways.