  | I have an old G3 500 iBook that I use almost every weekend when I'm
away from home. It was something I inherited and unfortunately it's
too low-spec to use exclusively, plus I've got years and years of
email and other things on my PC, so I'm stuck with VNC for the time
being. For a long time the iBook ran YellowDogLinux exclusively, but
with the latest OS X (panther I guess), I've completely switched to OS
X and I love it. However, for the reasons mentioned above, the iBook
is mainly just a VNC thin-client. Nevertheless, I open and close it
probably 30 times a day, and it stays on (w/out reboots) for weeks at
a time, basically from update to update. That kind of rock-solid
stability is unimaginable on my Windows machines. In fact, I've never
had Panther crash or freeze on me in any way, and I don't baby that
machine.
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