On Apr 25, 2005, at 9:33 AM, dfaprinting wrote: > > >> It also has some "bloatware" type apps built into the OS that >> can't be quit(DashBoard for instance) which slows things down a bit > on my Dual G4 1.25. >> Images take longer to open in CS and there is a slight pause when > selecting certain dialog >> boxes. I'm sure it runs great on Dual G5's though. >> >> Tariq > > > Lovely bloatware.... must of learned that from Microflaccid. If it > wasn't for all the things that slow the machines down, every platform > would be incredibly fast. Too bad Apple didn't adopt and fully support > the Xwindow system so you could choose how fast you wanted your machine > to go (with in reason). Dashboard doesn't slow anything down unless you use it; it's like saying Photoshop slows my machine down. Dashboard, however, can be useful to some, and I've already set to work on some Dashboard widgets for a production environment (for checking job status, and other task info). In my experience with Tiger, it's faster on every piece of hardware I've tested, from 12" iBooks to G5s. Likewise, dialogs are much faster here for me, and I work on G4s only every day (I don't rate a G5 yet :). YMMV, of course. Btw, system updates tend to break poorly developed apps, on all platforms. Sadly, most scanner drivers fall right into this category. If it's a critical production system, you shouldn't be upgrading without some testing anyway - it's easy, throw it on a FW drive and give it a go. Best, Roger
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Re: [Digital BW] OS X Tiger and QTR
2005-04-25 by Roger Howard
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