• Three glitches in Safari 1.0, Dan Knight, 2003.07.07. Safari developer Dave Hyatt has asked for a Top 10 list of Safari problems. Try as I might, I can only come up with three.
• Troubleshooting iChat AV for voice and video chat, Dan Knight, 2003.06.24. Can't get iChat AV to work for audio or video chat? Here's how to get past your firewall.
• Good news and bad news about the Jaguar update and other thoughts on OS X, Dan Knight, 2003.04.01. Turning the Jaguar upgrade into a full installer, OS 9 vs. X, pros and cons of OS X applications, thoughts on the dock, and more.
• Safari update, Mac OS X 10.2.4, a neat haxie, and how Mail can better fight spam, Dan Knight, 2003.02.14. Safari mostly improved but adds a glitch, 10.2.4 seems just fine, a better CPU monitor, and ways Apple can leverage Mail to better fight spam.
• Slow printing, Safari, Mail, and faster classic mode launches, Dan Knight, 2003.02.04. Speeding up printing, small glitches in Safari, thoughts on Mail, and how to get up and running in classic mode quickly.
• I switched (from OS 9 to OS X), Dan Knight, 2003.01.13. A year with OS X, a week with Jaguar, and I've finally made the switch from the classic Mac OS to OS X.
• Impressions of Safari beta, Dan Knight, 2003.01.09. A day with Safari finds a lot to like about Apple's beta Web browser.
• Things I really like about Jaguar, Dan Knight, 2003.01.08. Independent windows, the dock, PDF screen capture, faster finds, and better browsing are positive aspects of Mac OS X.
• Changes in Jaguar compared to 10.1.5, Dan Knight, 2003.01.07. Some of the ways Jaguar is different from Mac OS X 10.1.x.
• Jaguar on a 400 MHz PowerBook G4, Dan Knight, 2003.01.06. I upgraded to Jaguar last Friday. Will it be good enough to make OS X my primary operating system?
• File Synchronization: One step closer to OS X, Dan Knight, 2002.12.19. Clever shareware program removes one more obstacle in the slow migration toward Mac OS X.
• Mac OS X and a beige G3, Dan Knight, 2002.10.21. A simple hard drive upgrade turns into one nightmare after another and days of downtime.
• Of docks and roadblocks, Dan Knight, 2002.10.11. Fast hard drives, the dock, the trash, printing problems, backup issues, and future plans.
• I want to switch but..., Dan Knight, 2002.09.16. "Apple needs to help Mac users - especially those millions who never visit a Mac website - understand why OS X is for them." 
• The Joy of X with Classic, Dan Knight, 2002.07.05. "Mac users with the right hardware have little to lose and much to gain by running their favorite applications in Classic mode under OS X."
• Carbon Copy Cloner and 10.1.5, Dan Knight, 2002.06.06. Setting up a server and clearing files to make way for OS X on my main hard drive - with help from Carbon Copy Cloner.
• No room to update to 10.1.4, Dan Knight, 2002.04.18. Why you shouldn't try to run Mac OS X on a small partition.
• iCab, PowerMail, the Dock, selecting files, and more, Dan Knight, 2002.02.08. Moving bookmarks, learning PowerMail, more thoughts on the Dock, and plenty of reader tips.
• Going Ten: Progressing slowly, Dan Knight, 2002.02.05. It's going to be a while before I stop booting into OS 9.x to get my work done.
• Going Ten: Installation, first impressions, Dan Knight, 2002.01.31. The weird, wild, wonderful world of OS X - now installed on two older Macs.
• Going Ten, part 1, Dan Knight, 2002.01.15. We've got the low-end hardware and are preparing for OS X.
• Apple's Finest Art, Michael Fogus, 2001.12.20. Windows and the classic Mac OS never satisfied, but OS X is fine art.
• Crash-proof, John Holmes, 2001.12.13. "I love the [classic] Mac OS, but I have to admit that it's always one click, one application away from a CPU locking crash."
• A worthwhile upgrade!, Krishna M. Sadasivam, 2001.12.06. Stability and Unix roots make the change worthwhile. Impressed coworkers - icing on the cake!
• Postscript printing a major bug in OS X, Marten van de Kraats, 2001.12.03. Although a big step forward in some ways, OS X falls flat when printing Web pages to a Postscript printer.
• OS X and the iMac 266, Alan Zisman, 2001.11.30. Some real trials installing OS X 10.0 on a Revision C iMac - but all is fine now.

Other articles about OS X migration

• Indispensable OS X wares, Steve Watkins, The Practical Mac, 2002.04.09. 10 freeware and shareware programs every OS X user should know about.
• 10 forward, part 2, Steve Watkins, The Practical Mac, 2002.01.29. An easy, successful upgrade to OS X, and how I crashed OS X in one easy step.
• Installing OS X on a SuperMac S900, Bill Rose, Unofficial SuperMac Support Site, 2002.01.29. The trials and tribulations of installing Mac OS X on an unsupported SuperMac.
• Lessons from OS X on unsupported hardware, Dirk Pilat, Mac UK, 2002.01.29. It works very nicely, thank you, but be sure to use a fast hard drive.
• OS 9 or X: You can't go home again, Kevin Webb, The Mac Webb, 2002.01.25. Missing some aspects of OS 9, I decided to go back for a week. The experiment lasted all of one hour.
• 10 Forward!, Steve Watkins, The Practical Mac, 2002.01.22. All the old commands are in different places, but forward migration shows just how rock solid Mac OS X is.
• OS X and the beige G3, Adam Robert Guha, Apple Archive, 2001.12.21. OS X runs decently on a beige G3, but also cripples the floppy drive, printer port, graphics performance....
• The "Mac-ness" of Mac OS X: Unix and the future of data organization, Brian Tiemann, Applelust, 2001.11.30. How and why a multiuser OS changes some of the rules.
• Time to go with point one, Jeff Adkins, Mac Lab Report, 2001.11.29. If your computer can handle it and your applications are Carbonized or Native, you should switch to 10.1.
• OS X: My personal odyssey begins, Charles Moore, Applelinks, 2001.11.27. "X is going to take a lot of getting used to."

Recent 10 Forward

• Three glitches in Safari 1.0, 07.07. Safari developer Dave Hyatt has asked for a Top 10 list of Safari problems. Try as I might, I can only come up with three.
• Troubleshooting iChat AV for voice and video chat, 06.24. Can't get iChat AV to work for audio or video chat? Here's how to get past your firewall.
• Good news and bad news about the Jaguar update and other thoughts on OS X, 04.01. Turning the Jaguar upgrade into a full installer, OS 9 vs. X, pros and cons of OS X applications, thoughts on the dock, and more.
• Safari update, Mac OS X 10.2.4, a neat haxie, and how Mail can better fight spam, 02.14. Safari mostly improved but adds a glitch, 10.2.4 seems just fine, a better CPU monitor, and ways Apple can leverage Mail to better fight spam.
• More in the 10 Forward index.

Links for the Day

• Mac of the Day: 17" iMac G4/800 MHz, July 2002 - The iMac 'grows up' with a 17" 1440 x 900 display.
• Group of the Day: LisaList supports Lisa users.
  
• November 8 in LEM history: 99: OS 9: I think I like it - 01: The simplified Mac life - Soured on Windows - Flea market Mac - 02: Little room for improvement in new 'Books - Combo drive upgrade for iceBooks - 04: Re-Porter - 05: Fix the old iMac or buy a Mac mini? - Apple's Copland project - 06: MacBook Core 2 - MacBook value equation - Cheap is as cheap does - 07: Problems with Classic mode in Tiger - The G4 Power Mac that won't run Leopard

Recent Content on Low End Mac

• Quad-Core CPU Makes Sense in MacBook Pro, OS X 10.6 Causing Overheating, Overseas Power, and More, The 'Book Review, 11.06. Also Late 2009 MacBook reviewed, how to add RAM to new MacBook, 18.4in Acer notebook used Intel i7, and SanDisk SSD chosen for Sony VAIO X.
• Dumping Macs for Google Apps, SSD in iMac, Late 2009 iMac Performance Problems, and More, Mac News Review, 11.06. /newsrev/09mnr/1106.html
• WiFi Paranoia, iMac-O-Lantern, Magic Mouse Does Click, Free Clipboard Managers, and More, Charles W. Moore, Miscellaneous Ramblings, 11.05. Also strange time stamps, problem with ColorIt on Intel Mac, and the story behind OS X 10.5.4 install discs.
• IDE Is Dead; Long Live SATA!, Dan Knight, Mac Musings, 11.04. SATA has displaced parallel ATA. While IDE hard drives haven't disappeared, the best deals are in SATA hard drives.
• QuickTime X in Snow Leopard Imports, Trims, and Publishes Video Quickly and Easily, Alan Zisman, Zis Mac, 11.04. The long, slow process of importing video into iMovie to edit it, then render it to another format, is history as QuickTime X does that much more quickly.
• More links in our archive.

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