I can go up to 64 Gig memory if I want to, I have linked my JVC 200 CD library to it, have a multi cd/dvd bank of xx number of 1 Tbyte Hard drives, etc., etc.īut I like serious complex things, and I mean serious stuff. Example my 2.0 dual processor with over 20 Gig of memory is my dream machine. As a software programer with over XX number of years that PPC computer is still way ahead of Intel’s i7 processor, it will out perform any Intel processor. But do not give up to me personally my PPC computer I will never give up on. The rainbow or light at the end of the tunnel there are several die hard PPC users who are very good at programing, thru their efforts they have really kept PPC computers out of the per say landfills. Keep in mind that due to the monopoly that Intel and Microsoft has has on world wide computers this makes PPC obsolete.
If you check Adobe archive files you’ll find versions OLDER !!! that will work on your PPC computer. You have to research places like Adobe find the latest version of, Example Flash Back. Most likely you’ve notice for an Apple G5 that is a PPC based ((processor)) you can only go up to Leopard OXS 10.5.8, which means severely limited to the highest OSX of 10.5.8, but most likely you’ve seen problems where certain things makes it necessary to have an Intel processor. Remember a PPC computer has the original Apple processor, for the past xx number of years it has become necessary to have a computer that has an Intel processor.
But due to the monopoly that Intel and Microsoft has on the world of computers these day’s it’s near impossible to very easily get software for the PPC computers. I need this as a safety, even if I have the install discs, because I rarely have install discs with me, and I change my password whenever the notion strikes me)Īfter you have an account, you should probably disable root.It may seem it’s outdated but you actually can find numerous sources thru third world PPC users.
(I seem to make a mistake (or forget) when resetting my password at least twice a year. Once the root password is set, you've enabled the root account. Which will prompt you to set a root password. You can enable root from the command line single user mode (after sh /etc/rc) by typing I'm not sure whether this will work if root hasn't been enabled, and its likely that your sister didn't enable root unless she was some supreme geek. Under the menu, use System Preferences/Accounts to create a new account for yourself, making yourself an administrator
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