timing R and R and R and R

The majority of people I happen to know with new Macs (not a meaningful
statistical sample, I admit) have switched or are about to switch to OS
10.1 because it is so much more stable than OS 9.2; they were getting
frequent crashes and freezes for no apparent reason but not with OS X.

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 Professor of Math & Statistics     Hamilton, Ontario, Canada L8S 4K1
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On Tue, 13 Nov 2001, Stefano Iacus wrote:

Probably this list is a good place to put this question:

does it take sense to continue to support old MacOS'es ?

I'm looking forward for comments on this.

The computing support people here at UW don't support OS X. This doesn't
really affect me, but it would affect some people.

I don't know how widespread this sort of thing is.

	-thomas

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