

I placed a trash can on the work area provisionally. I would like to change the BLUE COLOR in the background, but I haven't found anything about it. I combed through all the OSX documentation and found nothing about it: As soon as the boot screen ends, the system starts the graphical interface (a blue background) then a window written Starting Mac OS X. I plan on replacing the current boot screen with the happy mac image on the gray screen. I would like to customize the boot screen to insert the image at the beginning of the post, unfortunately the apps available to change the image of the boot screen do not resize the image, they just change. Classic may not be exactly the same as OS9, but on an unsupported g4 or g5, it's either it or nothing.
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It is basically a Mac OS 9 running under the Mac OS X platform, which serves as a basis for mediating between legacy and unsupported "modern" hardware. It is the reincarnation of Mac OS 9, the several hours I spent on this system, it was improving the performance and compatibility with OS9, in addition, 90% of the graphical interface is with the Plantium visual and also acts / responds like it, for you if feel at home, as in OS9. I built this system, so that it was a secondary system in a bi-partitioned HD. You may be asking yourself now: But that sucks an OSX Tiger with a classic, any mac does it! - Not quite. you you will still have the best of both worlds! Things that were not possible in Mac OS 9, can now be useful! How about a Mac OS 9 with native support for your airport card, WPA? Or support for screen brightness, fan speed control, remote control, bluetooth, java, and even our beloved TenFourFox, already configured to have the best possible performance (believe me, it is incredibly fast in this build). This means that I removed some things from OS X that were not important, so that the system runs better and faster, BUT. In addition, I optimized the entire system so that the center of attention is our beloved Mac OS 9. Simple! Because I ported the Classic from Panther (10.3) to Tiger! With that, we have a performance of 30 to 60% better than in the original classic of the system! So what good has all this effort been done to modify the system, if Tiger is not good with classic? So, why did I choose this version? Simple! My goal is to make the most recent PPC machines run satisfactorily on mac OS 9, many machines from the year 2005 do not support another version of the older mac os X.

When it comes to classic environment, we all know that Tiger is not the best choice, he suffers from performance problems in classic, Apple seemed to be trying to kill classic once and for all, to force developers to migrate to OS X.
