Subject: | Re: Adobe Flash issues with Mac OSX 10.4 |
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From: | "Scott Fraser" scottbfraser |
Date: | Tue Jun 19, 2012 7:45 am ((PDT)) |
<<Scott, you have suggested that 10.4 indicates I am using G4 or G5 processor, which won't handle anything over 10.5. I'm not sure if I have that or not, maybe not? I have an iMac model 7,1 with 2 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo. I could not find any mention of G4 or G5 in the system profiler. Does this mean I will be able to upgrade to OS later than 10.5?>> No, you have an Intel machine then, not a G4 or G5. My faulty memory was th= at OS 10.4 had been replaced when the Intel processors replaced PPC process= ors in Macs. So you can upgrade to a newer system if that has any appeal fo= r you. I found the move from 10.4 to 10.6 was a significant upgrade with a = worthwhile boost in functionality. Specifically, a number of newer applicat= ions & plugins simply won't work on systems prior to 10.6. I seem to recall= 10.6 costing perhaps $29, though it won't be available in Apple stores any= more. Perhaps second hand. Scott Fraser |
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