A friend of mine is a mac guru, and owns the local mac store, it took me one evening of playing, and a week to update to X after it came out. I'm running it on a G3 400 powerbook which I use quite heavily at work. So far no problems - true, the interface is a little slower, but I love the stability (I'm running a program & process today which crashed 9.1 3 or 4 times a day when I ran it 2 weeks ago - X hasn't missed a beat (with an app for X), and the endless possibilities that I have with the unix underpinnings - let it seem a little slow.
I've had several people ask me how many times I've had to go back to 9.1 to work - never - all the apps that I need to run work great in classic (web development).
If you don't mind learning something new, exploring and being challenged (for power users wanting the sky), this is a great OS.
Chris
I've had several people ask me how many times I've had to go back to 9.1 to work - never - all the apps that I need to run work great in classic (web development).
If you don't mind learning something new, exploring and being challenged (for power users wanting the sky), this is a great OS.
Chris