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Classic a done deal?
Just setup a new iMac G5 for someone at work. It shipped without Classic support installed. That’s the first Mac I’ve gotten that way…even my G5 shipped with Classic pre-installed.
December 20th, 2004 at 1:47 pm
On 12/20/04, Greg Pierce said:
>Just setup a new iMac G5 for someone at work. It shipped without
>Classic support installed. That’s the first Mac I’ve gotten that
>way…even my G5 shipped with Classic pre-installed.
It’s funny, considering how rabid the MacOS supporters have always
been (um, myself included), but all I really have to say about the
fact that classic is no longer pre-installed is, “Good Riddance!”
December 20th, 2004 at 2:04 pm
On 20-Dec-04, at 11:47 AM, Seth Dillingham wrote:
> On 12/20/04, Greg Pierce said:
>
>> Just setup a new iMac G5 for someone at work. It shipped without
>> Classic support installed. That’s the first Mac I’ve gotten that
>> way…even my G5 shipped with Classic pre-installed.
>
> It’s funny, considering how rabid the MacOS supporters have always
> been (um, myself included), but all I really have to say about the
> fact that classic is no longer pre-installed is, “Good Riddance!”
I pretty much agree, but I hope its not a big issue for K-12 schools.
Jim
December 20th, 2004 at 3:01 pm
On Dec 20, 2004, at 2:04 PM, Jim Roepcke wrote:
> I pretty much agree, but I hope its not a big issue for K-12 schools.
I haven’t dug on the included disks, but I rather expect I’ll find that
an installer for Classic support is included. At least I hope so.
Mind you, I don’t have it installed OMMs, but I know a lot of people
who do still use it and would be dissapointed to find it missing on a
new Mac.
g.