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Mach One · 5th Aug 2017, 6:39 am

Oh, it's the satisfaction and "woo" factor of finally having one of these machines as you said earlier. It's also nice to be using a machine that, although it is not fast, it's a whole lot more useable than the two much younger Windows laptops that we have sitting in retirement around the house (Vista and 7) which I hate to get rid of as they still "work." I've now managed to "subcontract" my mp3 archiving on to my lythe HP Windows 10 machine very succesfully which just leaves the occasional ID3 titling and image manipulation and scanning still to the fun and joy of the elderly Mac.

5th Aug 2017, 6:39 am	#25
Mach One Heptode Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Shoreham-by-Sea, West Sussex, UK. Posts: 611	Re: "Vintage" PowerMac G4/800 (2002) Oh, it's the satisfaction and "woo" factor of finally having one of these machines as you said earlier. It's also nice to be using a machine that, although it is not fast, it's a whole lot more useable than the two much younger Windows laptops that we have sitting in retirement around the house (Vista and 7) which I hate to get rid of as they still "work." I've now managed to "subcontract" my mp3 archiving on to my lythe HP Windows 10 machine very succesfully which just leaves the occasional ID3 titling and image manipulation and scanning still to the fun and joy of the elderly Mac.