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Bummer :( You'd think that porting the JVM from BSD/UNIX/Linux JVM to MACOSX would be easy seeing that they are apparantly closely related. sspooner: When you find out about the 1.4.X MACOSX JVM, please let me know. Thanks.

I don't get it. MacOSX is Unix-based, so couldn't you just install 1.4 at the command line? Or are you saying the 1.4 JVM hasn't been ported to Darwin yet?

"The Mind of the Married Man": Ti Books.

I've been looking at the difference computers offered by APPLE. Coming from the PC world, it's hard for me to know the relative performance of each of these computers, or their comparison to their PC counterparts. I've looked at the benchmark data, and see that Macs outperform PC's that are...

I have a PentiumII PC that I use as a Linux server. This computer stays on 24/7/365. I've had to replace my power supply once since 1999 when the machine was built and put online as a server.

Has anyone ever tried playing PC games using virtual PC on a MAC? For example has anyone played the PC version of Rainbox Six, Ghost Recon, etc., etc on a MAc using Virtual PC? If so what kind of MAC did you use and what were the results?

RAM affects the performance of a computer executing a given program. There is a term in computer architecture called spacial locality, which means if you have enough fast memory to hold all of the memory accesses that the CPU could ever make while executing a given program, then it will never...

Have you read the benchmark data from Apple on its XServe platform? Here it is: http://www.apple.com/xserve/performance.html

Although the iMac in the article above may have slightly worse CPU performance, the iMAC overall quality as a personal computer is much higher than the Gateway PC, IMHO.

So which distributor did you get your Powerbook from? Are they accessible via the web?. Thanks. :)

Which for me, being in the market for a Ti Powerbook, begs this question: What happens to old Ti books? What happens to all that unsold inventory of obsolete Ti books? Where can I go to get them at reduced prices?

What urks me is that in the new information, Intel just compares it's CPU performance with other Intel CPU's (except with the Itanium). It never compares to an Apple computer, whereas Apple benchmarks it's systems to PC's and other Macs.