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I finally got my iBook!

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Pantso:
Well, Apple fans this is my first ever post from my new iBook and OSX. At first, I was a bit confused but I quickly found my way around the menus and now I can say that I'm enjoying every second of it. My impressions, up to now, are really positive except for a few problems with my native language (Greek), which I'm steadily overcoming    . I'll keep you posted!

TheQuirk:
/me groans

I won't be getting a mac for another few months!

psyjax:
So Panos, what are the specs?

RAM, speed, name  :D

Pantso:
Sorry for taking so long to reply but I'm still trying to set up some things correctly. Unfortunately I'm back to 9.2 because of language compatibility problems. Anyhow, I'm expecting the new International version of OSX 10.2 which will have a support for Greek as well (Apple seems to have forgotten about us grrr).

Well, the iBooks specs are

-PowerPC Processor G3@600 MHz
-512K level 2 cache
-20 GBs Hard disk drive
-ATI Radeon Mobility Graphics card 16MBs of SDRAM
-12.1" TFT active matrix XGA display. Max. resolution 1024x768 @24bits
-2 12Mbps USB ports
-400 Mbps Firewire port
-16 bit soundcard
-CD-ROM drive etc

[ October 01, 2002: Message edited by: Panos ]

psyjax:
Damn, I thought it came with Greek support built in!

But at least they are hooking you up with Greek System software.

None the less, don't give up on OSX just yet, I mean, I'm assuming you can read english well. Maybe you could use that for a bit untill the greek stuff arives.

I never thought how frustrating that could be, I actually log in as root and delte most of the Language set's to clear up space   :D  

But yea, I can see how it would be a hastle.

Well, stick with it, I'm sure it will work out! You got a great little machine, and you may need a bit of time to warm up to it.

[ September 30, 2002: Message edited by: psyjax ]

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