GEEKTOOL VS UBERSICHT VS CODE

So I find myself *wanting* to switch completely over to OS X, but not being able to fully *justify* it in my head. CricketGraph - the ability to do recursive curve fits with two clicks is un-beatable. Claris Home Page - simple, wysiwyg HTML editor.ģ. SuperPaint - so simple to use, yet gives me some great options for editing my graphics.Ģ. I love the OS X dock and the column view for finder windows, and use A-dock and Greg's Browser to give me these in OS 9.Īnd there are still programs from OS 9 that I can't find a great replacement for:ġ. I find it rarely crashes, and when it does it usually (for me) is either because of some flash/java riddled website that chokes the browser or some problem with MS Office. Other than this, OS 9 gives me great multi-tasking with an awesome interface that is hugely skinnable. But OS 9 can't handle the modern web stuff & multi-media stuff because programs haven't been developed for it, iCab being the notable exception but still behind the curve.

And of course OS X has modern web browsers (that handle Flash & javascript stuff well) and multi-media stuff (DVD rip/encode/burn and QT 7 spring to mind) that OS 9 just can't handle. I know that X has 'protected memory', keeping one program crash from crashing the whole system. I'm thinking more along the lines of day-to-day user interface and usability.

GEEKTOOL VS UBERSICHT VS CODE

I know that OS X is based on Unix and OS 9 is a descendent of the original Mac system software, that they have entirely different code sets, yadda, yadda, yadda.

I ask this because I regularly use both 9 and X, and frequently switch back and forth or use 'classic' mode. I'm curious about exactly what are the advantages of using OS X over OS 9? Let me explain my question a bit. I'm not sure if this is the right spot to post this but.

Geektool vs ubersicht vs