Originally Posted by
Efrem
The deal-breaker for me, at this point, is lack of Classic (System 9) support. I still have a few old apps that I don't want to get rid of totally but aren't worth the cost to replace or upgrade. If I ever get desperate for a new Leopard feature, with Time Machine the most likely candidate at this point, I may create multiple partitions, or I might just put off the process until I go Intel and have to lose the System 9 apps for that reason anyhow.
BTW, here are (within what is otherwise a very positive review)
Computerworld's "Five reasons not to make the jump to Leopard - yet."
Efrem - this isn't for the faint of heart, but the SheepShaver project will let you run classic on systems not intended for classic...such as Intel macs...it may be the answer for you
http://theappleblog.com/2006/07/01/c...f-sheepshaver/