for those in Silicon Valley, halted specialties co (HSC) http://www.halted.com is a great place. It beats buying fans online where shipping is outrageous, and you can buy resistors individually.
but usually i'm talking about mutlitasking (i run aim, chimera, and dvd player like an avg teen net freak.) if i run/focus on a single application at a time then sure os X is fine. I just prefer how os 9 gives more processor time to the forefront app. i feel os x still gives a valuable 5% to an app that's hidden and doesn't have any windows open.
wow, on my ibook (500Mhz 256RAM) os 9 runs very quick compared to X. It's brutally slow while watching simpsons in quicktime and browsing the web in chimera. Going to console and renice -20 quicktime seems to improve things a little bit but i just boot back into os9 when i watch a dvd
for those in Silicon Valley, halted specialties co (HSC) http://www.halted.com is a great place. It beats buying fans online where shipping is outrageous, and you can buy resistors individually.
heh good luck. once it's as easy as windows it's going to crash like windows too.
www.wizardworld.com good online place where i've sold a few of mine.
but usually i'm talking about mutlitasking (i run aim, chimera, and dvd player like an avg teen net freak.) if i run/focus on a single application at a time then sure os X is fine. I just prefer how os 9 gives more processor time to the forefront app. i feel os x still gives a valuable 5% to an app that's hidden and doesn't have any windows open.
wow, on my ibook (500Mhz 256RAM) os 9 runs very quick compared to X. It's brutally slow while watching simpsons in quicktime and browsing the web in chimera. Going to console and renice -20 quicktime seems to improve things a little bit but i just boot back into os9 when i watch a dvd