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Model M2453 or M6411 / 300, 366, or 466 MHz G3 processor

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Changing operating system

I would like to let my child play games on the internet and check occasional emails, The os-9 is not supported anymore on many of the gaming websites. Would installing linux help? I installed 512 mb upgrade memory still not accessing most websites. Thank You.

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Hi, This url list all flavors of OS 10 up to Leopard. Ralph

http://www.twistedmac.com/index.php?opti...

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Both this site and MacTracker say you can install OS X10.3 Panther in your computer. Ralph

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This machine is just not suitable for playing todays internet games. It can't handle the current system nor the flash needed for these games. I'd stick with the old system 9 games as many are great.

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+ wise voice of experience :)

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Linux may help, but flash is really a drag on linux+macs, you really are limited with that device.

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I'm not sure, but you may also be able to get the earlier versions of OS X on there, check on Mactracker.

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I'd put a copy of OS X 10.3 on it. That's a good OS that has a couple of web browsers available for it. I've used Ubuntu on one before, but it's really not that great. Definitely go with OS X.

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Ubuntu is actually great+it's cheaper, and it's up-to-date software, unlike mac os x 10.3

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This mac uses the "Old World Firmware" so newer versions of Ubuntu, might have some issues.

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Still, more recent versions still work, plus, plenty of other linux distros would work in their latest versions.

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I don't know... I had a very difficult time putting Linux on mine- probably due to the aformentioned "Old World Firmware". I had to install the whole thing through the command line, as the regular install wouldn't work.

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The only Linux I could get to run on that old equipment was Ubuntu 6.10 Ralph

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