Toast Mac

based Macs. They run both a new version of Mac OS X that's Intel compatible, as well as windows... So... don't dump your PC just yet, if you're just going to stick with the G3 for now. ...

Linux. Man, what a difference. I used to hate all the freaking Mac jokers that were overconfident about how their stupid computer ran, well, guess what.........It runs that good. ...

I am mostly comfortable with Windows XP, and I now have a G3 Mac with OS X on it, and I need some help like woah... ...

I am not on an intel Mac either. In office, you can also drag the one icon from the install CD directly to you Hard Drive. I am not sure about Toast. ...

Remember that your MacBook is Intel based, not PowerPC based like those before it. If I remember correctly, Office for the Mac (the latest one anyways) is still PPC based so that will use Rosetta (the PowerPC emulation layer, to put it simply) to run the installer and the application itself. For Toast, you might want to see about a Univeral Binary (a binary that runs...

I've read positive things about Handbrake. If all you want to do is copy the DVD to the standard size media, you could use Mac The Ripper to rip and Toast or Popcorn to burn. ...

I've used both Mac OS X and Windows XP, as well as Gnome in Ubuntu Linux. All of them mount the writeable disc and allow you to drag and drop files to the disc. ...

Does a Mac OS X system naturally bog down over time? ...

In toast Utilities>Mount Disk Image and select the bin file. You don't need the .que files on the Mac. At least I've never needed them.

would it be better to keep my cube with os9 intact and buy a mac mini with osx and internal DVD burner? ...