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Mac OS X 10.3 Panther was released on October 24, 2003 and was last updated on April 15, 2005, when the 10.3.9 update was released. New features include (you no longer have to log out so another user can log in), (use at your own risk), and, which added voice and video conferencing to the Mac’s messaging client. TextEdit was updated to support Microsoft Word documents.

Minimum hardware requirements are a 233 MHz G3, a built-in USB port (requires “New World” ROMs), 1.5 GB of available hard drive space, and 128 MB of RAM, although more is recommended. 256 MB is better, and 512 MB better yet. Panther was the first version of OS X to drop support for some of the oldest Macs that had been supported through 10.2.x.

Still, it was a short list: and the. In reality, Panther can run on these systems, although Apple’s installer doesn’t permit it. Runs under Mac OS 9 and works around those limitations – version 4 supports OS X 10.2 through 10.4 on many unsupported Macs. This is the oldest version of OS X that still has a few relatively up-to-date browsers to choose from, although recent browsers such as Camino 2 and Firefox 3 are not compatible with it.

Opera 9.6 and iCab 4.6 are the last versions compatible with Panther. Panther improved performance in almost every area, especially graphics. Our Early OS X Forum is for OS X 10.0 through 10.3.9 users., our email group for Mac OS X 10.3 users.

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Panther Links., Charles W Moore, 2008.08.19., Adam Robert Guha, 2003.10.24., Dan Knight, 2003.10.30., Alan Zisman, 2003.11.21., Jeff Adkins, 2004.02.04., Adam Robert Guha, 2004.12.03., Beverly Woods, 2005.02.23., Charles W Moore, 2006.02.20., Ted Hodges, 2006.04.11 Recommended Software These are generally the latest version of these programs that run on Panther. Some may require Mac OS X 10.3.8, the final version of Panther. Programs are free unless otherwise noted. Browsers Browsers are listed by how up-to-date they are. We strongly recommend Opera 9.6.x (the only browser for Panther still being updated), Firefox 2.0.0.20, and Camino 1.0.6. Keep Internet Explorer handy just in case you find a site that requires it.

– current version (June 2009), most up-to-date browser for Panther, Opera 10 alpha not compatible with Panther. (June 2009) – shareware, Universal Binary. (June 2009). (Dec.

2008). Safari 1.3.2 (Jan.

2006) – installed using Software Update, update using Software Update, quite outdated. Internet Explorer 5.2.2 (Sept. 2002) – IE 5.2 last shipped with Mac OS X 10.2, update using Software Update, most outdated browser for Panther Misc. Software. – WYSIWYG HTML editor, based on Netscape Composer, version 0.8 requires Mac OS X 10.4 or later System Preferences. Pckeeper keygen cracks. – keyboard remapper, useful for swapping the Command and Option keys when using a Windows keyboard, as they are reversed from what Mac users are used to Mac OS X v10.3 Panther Updates Delta Updates Update Description Updates Mac OS X 10.3 to Mac OS X 10.3.1 1 Combo Updates Update Description 1 Keywords: #osxpanther #macosxpanther Short link: searchword: osxpanther.

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Check that we don't already have the file on our FTP servers. If you don't have access to the FTP servers then ask someone who has (a moderator for example). I'm looking for both Mac OS X 10.3 Panther and 10.4 Tiger. It doesn't matter which revision they are.

I'm surprised that there are no plain English versions of either on the FTP. 10.3 is on there, but in Swedish. I have a copy of 10.4, but it is a machine-specific version (Mac mini G4). If anyone has either of them (or both) that would be great.

It would also be really great if they could be uploaded to the FTP. I have 10.4, but my copy is currently locked away in storage (I was in the process of moving, but a LOT of my computer stuff is still in one of those PODS, or portable storage containers). But, I might have a image of it somewhere. Let me look around. Last edited by on Wed Aug 31, 2016 3:21 am, edited 1 time in total.

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Actually, 10.4 is already on the FTP. 10.3 is a Swedish one though, will see what I can add there (I think I got a 10.3.7 in the archives). The Swedish one is tagged as Swedish because it's a machine OEM one, but as all OSX discs it's a universal language disc. Apple Mac OS X 10.3 (10.3.8B75) (2003) Swedish - Apple Mac OS X 10.4.2 (10.4.2.8D40) English Mac Mini G4 - Apple Mac OS X 10.4.9 (10.4.9.8P4112) English MacBook We got these on the FTP. Official guidelines::: Tools: Listings::.

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It's true the universal copies of Tiger and G3-G5 versions of Panther aren't there. There is an early DP of Leopard though, which is very reminiscent of Tiger, and an early build of Tiger. From there, it is technically possible to use Terminal and a combo update to make a hodge-podge version at your own risk. Much as I hate to say it, for what you're looking for (PPC version of Tiger and a copy of Panther), I would head to OS9Lives or Macintosh Garden instead, as they will probably carry the specific PowerPC media you're trying to find. Another option is eBay.

Good luck with your quest! But I don't get it. You're asking for Panther and Tiger.

We got both on the FTP. Or are you looking for something very specific that you didn't specify in your original post? Both the x86 and PPC version of Tiger is on the FTP as well. Mrpippy, if you got any original retail discs in your collection then please scan and dump these for the FTP as we lack many main and updated versions of this, especially retail store copies. Edit: Added three more OS X releases to the FTP. Official guidelines::: Tools: Listings::. I hope you can upload it so we can save it for the FTP.

Didn't even know QEMU could do proper OSX emulation. How is the performance? The above URL has the link to the build I used.

It includes a few patches that makes it run most Mac OS/X stuff from 9.1-10.5. 7A179 is pretty tough to install, but I managed to install it by formatting its drive as UFS and specifying a few options in the command used to run QEMU. Once installed, the performance is decent (I use a 3.4GHz i7 here), but there's no sound. Interesting to see an emulator for Mac OS 9.1 and 10.0 since those were the most sought after for emulation since SheepShaver and PearPC can't emulate those, Does it emulate the OS X Developer Previews too? DP2, DP3 and the Public Beta builds 1H39 and 2E14 work.

DP1 does not even initiate the boot process as it has very specific hardware requirements. (Basically, anything other than the beige Power Mac G3 and the earliest B&W Power Mac G3's means that you're outta luck.) DP4 encounters an 'still waiting for root device' loop IIRC, but I will test it again just to confirm. Also, all versions that boot exhibit a graphical bug where the happy mac appears corrupted.

Hmm, it would that DP1 should install on most G3's from late 1997 to mid 1999 just fine, despite what Apple claims. Even so, it checks for something that QEMU doesn't have/provide, and therefore errors out at boot. I did have to go to the special menu to override the unsupported error that the installer gives. I might try it on my Summer 2001 iMac G3, but I don't think it would work since it was made several years after. I would imagine that any sort of G4 is out of the question. EDIT: Here's a screenshot:.