Let's follow Steve Jobs, let's just follow him. Okay, Quartz Extreme won't run on my TiBook, which is still a wonderful machine. Jaguar will be further optimized for G3 and G4 processors, anyway, so it'll still be a performance wonder compared to 10.1, right? I'll see when I try some Jaguar builds on my TiBook. Also, I don't have much choice, as 'the computer I would buy right now' is *always* the most expensive PowerBook. And as I can't afford that right now, I'll be staying on my TiBook for the next revision for sure.
So, Steve (our Steve, God Steve, the Steve who made Macintosh possible) has said that Mac OS 9 (the Classic Mac OS) is dead. He's had the box in a coffin, so it's clear. Plus, I've erased Classic from my TiBook lately, as I have no use for it anymore. Let's follow Steve Jobs. Let's have a 21 guns salute. It was a great operating system - at least compared to its own parents System 7 up to Mac OS 8.6.
And now, don't look back. We're on track.
Let's find those .dmg's that some of the devs at WWDC make as soon as they get home. I want the two Client CDs of Jaguar that they were given. *smile*