What should a port do if 10.4 is not supported any more?
Bjarne D Mathiesen
macintosh at mathiesen.info
Tue May 29 07:21:49 PDT 2012
Jeremy Lavergne wrote:
>> MacPorts 2.1.1 still works fine on Tiger and up.
>
> We're just no longer distributing installers for it? The site indicates Leopard is the only legacy platform with installers, implying Tiger can't install MacPorts.
I'ld say that 10.5 Leopard is a safe bet.
10.5 Leopard will run on almost all PPC systems - even those not
officially supported by Apple. I've personally installed 10.5 Leopard
many times on un-supported hardware ; I've even seen it running on a 500
MHz PowerBook without any problems ;-)
In my opinion, anybody still running on 10.4 Tiger ought to seriously
consider upgrading to 10.5 Leopard even if their hardware is officially
un-supported.
:-)
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