10.3.5 or 10.3.3 on PB G4 Ti 1GHz

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Norm - 23 Sep 2004 21:53 GMT

I've heard reports of problems with 10.3.5. I'm quite new to OS X so I
don't know how to evaluate the seriousness of the reported problems.

I have a PB G4 Ti 1Ghz that I'm moving to as my main Mac and I plan to
upgrade it to Panther before switching to using it full time. Trying to
determine if .5 is OK on that PB.

I bought a retail version of Panther. It just arrived and it is 10.3.5.
I was actually disappointed since I wanted the option of which version
to install and didn't think they had the 10.3.5 discs out already.

Any recommendations as to which is better on the Ti PB G4: .3 or .5?

Thanks.

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Wade - 24 Sep 2004 04:14 GMT

> I've heard reports of problems with 10.3.5. I'm quite new to OS X so I
> don't know how to evaluate the seriousness of the reported problems.
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> Thanks.

I have had no problems with that OS and that computer.
10.3.5
Wade

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Terrence - 24 Sep 2004 04:16 GMT

>> I've heard reports of problems with 10.3.5. I'm quite new to OS X so I
>> don't know how to evaluate the seriousness of the reported problems.
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> Terrence

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Eric Johnson - 25 Sep 2004 09:48 GMT

>>> I've heard reports of problems with 10.3.5. I'm quite new to OS X so I
>>> don't know how to evaluate the seriousness of the reported problems.
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>> Terrence

Same here. Tibook 1ghz, 1GB, 10.3.5.

Works perfectly.

ej

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Steve Hix - 25 Sep 2004 21:26 GMT

> >>> I've heard reports of problems with 10.3.5. I'm quite new to OS X so I
> >>> don't know how to evaluate the seriousness of the reported problems.
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> ej

Same here.

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John Proctor - 25 Sep 2004 22:06 GMT

>>>>> I've heard reports of problems with 10.3.5. I'm quite new to OS X so I
>>>>> don't know how to evaluate the seriousness of the reported problems.
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> Same here.

I have a PB G4 Al 1 GHz. 10.3.5 is stable and no problems.

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John Biltz - 24 Sep 2004 12:16 GMT

> I've heard reports of problems with 10.3.5. I'm quite new to OS X so I
> don't know how to evaluate the seriousness of the reported problems.
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> Thanks.

I haven't had any problems on my Ti 1Ghz with either version.

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Gregory Weston - 26 Sep 2004 01:29 GMT

> I've heard reports of problems with 10.3.5. I'm quite new to OS X so I
> don't know how to evaluate the seriousness of the reported problems.

This way: "They're overstated."

People who have problems post about them. People who don't have problems
almost never post that they're running trouble-free unless they see and
feel they must respond to a blanket statement asserting that there's no
way such-and-such version could possibly work for anyone.

> I bought a retail version of Panther. It just arrived and it is 10.3.5.
> I was actually disappointed since I wanted the option of which version
> to install and didn't think they had the 10.3.5 discs out already.
>
> Any recommendations as to which is better on the Ti PB G4: .3 or .5?

10.3.5

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10.3.5 or 10.3.3 on PB G4 Ti 1GHz