While playing in the orchestra of a nearby university, I noticed that, while there were quite a few computers around, every single computer in the music building which I saw, and it doesn't matter whether the computers were in an office, or belonged to students or faculty, every single computer was a Mac. Both laptops and desktops were from Apple. I'm not kidding. It was both surprising and gratifying. The library is another matter but in the music building, Mac's reign.
I have never, not once had a problem with Classic, and I use Nisus Writer 6.5 as my word processer all the time, as well as sharing a printer through Classic's USB printer sharing control panel.
I wasn't testing either my linux machine or my G5. I was telling some windows user that, contrary to his absurd claims, old Macs don't take 20 minutes to copy files.
While playing in the orchestra of a nearby university, I noticed that, while there were quite a few computers around, every single computer in the music building which I saw, and it doesn't matter whether the computers were in an office, or belonged to students or faculty, every single computer was a Mac. Both laptops and desktops were from Apple. I'm not kidding. It was both surprising and gratifying. The library is another matter but in the music building, Mac's reign.
So that explains why I had to go to EWU's library to find a Linux instillation CD, that wasn't scratched beyond usability.
I have never, not once had a problem with Classic, and I use Nisus Writer 6.5 as my word processer all the time, as well as sharing a printer through Classic's USB printer sharing control panel.
We dual citizens don't like it.
I wasn't testing either my linux machine or my G5. I was telling some windows user that, contrary to his absurd claims, old Macs don't take 20 minutes to copy files.
Might you have read 20 seconds as 20 minutes?
Seriously, here are some results I just got with a few file copying tests:
Powerbook 1400 G3 233Mhz 64MB Ram 1GB hard drive.
14.9MB file 12.5 seconds.
88.9MB folder 1:24 minutes.
Power Tower 180 604 195Mhz 96MB Ram 2GB hard drive.
39.6MB folder 49 seconds.
14.9MB file 13 seconds.
64MB folder 1:53 minutes.
PowerMac 6100 601 60Mhz 72MB Ram 2GB hard drive.
18.6 folder 55 seconds.
14.1 file 11 seconds.