Just thought someone might appreciate this picture and bring back some nice memories of OS 10.0 (if there were any lol)
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Resolved Reliving the past :) (tibook)
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Thanks for posting this! I always get a kick to see the IE icon in the Mac OS X dock! The machine itself looks like it's still in pretty good shape too.
Yeah, seems to be only one of a few Titanium PowerBooks that never lost their paint or broke the hinges...
The problem with this one is that it wont read DVDs but thats about it
IE... the horror!
Hehe, even better than that I was interested to find a couple of years ago (late 2011) when trying out 10.0 that Apple was still hosting a beta version of IE for 10.0 on their Software Update servers (alas they turned off the servers for pre-Tiger versions relatively recently).
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That's crazy and awesome! I love looking through the support downloads all the time just searching for stuff and I try to download as much as possible so that I will at least have it in case it's no longer hosted.
I just recently downloaded:
1.) all the PowerMac G5 stuff available
2.) all the iBook G4 stuff that they had available
3.) all the combo updates for Mac OS X 10.4-10.8. I also have the install .dmg for 10.4-10.7. So when I get an Intel machine again, I'll be able to do all of that mostly myself and then just deal with getting the Java/security updates.
I downloaded a bunch of other stuff as well, but I'm not going to completely cause you to pass out from sheer boredom.
My TiBook/400 broke AROUND the hinges! The hinges ended up being the ONLY solid thing about that Mac!Yeah, seems to be only one of a few Titanium PowerBooks that never lost their paint or broke the hinges...
The problem with this one is that it wont read DVDs but thats about it
IE... the horror!