Re: Apple does it again

[rubywand@aol.com]

In article <sheldon-0202970654280001@lpm2-25.atlcom.net>,
sheldon@atlcom.net (Sheldon Simms) writes:


>....
>> Another difference is that Mac OS changes seem to have the effect
>> of more thoroughly killing off machines which are not all that old.
>
>The SE/30 was the most recent Mac not supported by 7.6 It's what, 8 years
>old? Does that count as "not all that old"
>
>-Sheldon
>
>Ya know, my Mac II still seems to be working too and it's 10 years old
>(of course it runs 7.1).
>
>

     That is nice. Some original PC's still get booted, too.

     Really, owners of Macs which do not run the latest Mac OS have some
cause for celebration. They can complain about being betrayed and bail out
now with no one thinking the worse of them. Owners of new Macs must, of
course, ride the ship down to the inevitable crash.


Rubywand