Camino [2.1.2] optimized G3, G4(7400 & 7450) and G5

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Re: Camino [2.0.1] (-O3 GCC4.0) G3 and G4(7400 & 7450)

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Can't speak for anyone else, but I'd be interested in G5-optimized builds.
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Camino optimised for G5

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Ok then, I'll try out building a G5 optimised version of Camino 2.0.1 and see how things go. I will post again when I have something for people to try out.
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Re: Camino optimised for G5

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Well, here's one build for you to test out Camino2.0.1-G5-970.dmg
Please try it out to see if everything is running ok.
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Re: Camino [2.0.1] (-O3 GCC4.0) G3 and G4(7400 & 7450)

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Thanks! I'm running it right now, and everything's fine so far. It's snappy, but 2.0's been pretty fast for me in general (fixes 1.6's javascript issues), so it's a little difficult to measure any performance difference. History seems to load a little faster, and it seems like most page loads are limited by server response rather than browser processing anyway; javascript seems even faster than in plain 2.0. Where are people seeing the most improvement in the G3 and G4 builds?
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Re: Camino optimised for G5

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I guess the G5 build is ok. So accordingly I've updated my web site to include it.

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Re: Camino optimised for G5

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RPMozley wrote:I guess the G5 build is ok.


Been running it for 36 hours under heavy use without a hiccup, so I'd say the evidence points to yes. :)

Thanks again for the build!
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Re: Camino [2.0.1] (-O3 GCC4.0) G3, G4(7400 & 7450) and G5

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I keep on getting error messages that the server has no available download slots for me; I've been trying to download the 7400-optimized 2.0.1 build for months now. Is there any other place where I can get it?
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Re: Camino [2.0.1] (-O3 GCC4.0) G3, G4(7400 & 7450) and G5

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rampancy wrote:I keep on getting error messages that the server has no available download slots for me; I've been trying to download the 7400-optimized 2.0.1 build for months now. Is there any other place where I can get it?

Have you tried my alternate download site MediaFire?
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Re: Camino [2.0.1] (-O3 GCC4.0) G3 and G4(7400 & 7450)

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nufferkay wrote: Where are people seeing the most improvement in the G3 and G4 builds?

7450 SeaMonkey renders web pages way faster.

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Camino 2.0.2

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My optimised builds of Camino 2.0.2 (for G3, G4 and G5. OSX 10.4 and above) are ready to download at both file hosting sites.

Enjoy O:)
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My optimised builds of Camino 1.6.11 are ready and available for all those still stuck with Panther.

G3, G4 7400 and G4 7450. O:)
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Re: Camino [2.0.2] optimized G3, G4(7400 & 7450) and G5

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Except I can find no link to MediaFire (except 201 listed in this thread)... the other site is not so useful as it kept me for a few minutes, many ads and pop up pages then it said "no slots." You only list the FileFactory site d/l...
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Camino 1.6.11

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At MediaFire the builds are located inside a sub folder called "Camino 1.0 - 1.6" :arrow: within the main Camino folder :!:
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Re: Camino 1.6.11

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RPMozley wrote:My optimised builds of Camino 1.6.11 are ready and available for all those still stuck with Panther.

G3, G4 7400 and G4 7450. O:)



am posting with it from 10.3.9 right now (on a 500MHz G3, no less! :-)

thanks again!

(I had some problems downloading too, but just keep at it, you'll get through eventually!)
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Re: Camino 1.6.11

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RPMozley wrote:At MediaFire the builds are located inside a sub folder called "Camino 1.0 - 1.6" :arrow: within the main Camino folder :!:


Ah, tried the first link I found... further back there's a generic MediaFire link that DOES show the folders!

You might think to add that to the download listings on your web page... not to mention I see places like RapidShare that make it almost totally impossible to get anything without the end user paying a huge freight charge. They're very clever, they disguise it by using impossible to read security coeds PLUS if you manage to hit it on the 6th try, you'll get a "all slots busy, try again later."
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