Avidemux for mac 10.5 requirements movie#
Avidemux for mac 10.5 requirements free#

TeamSpeak 3 is not merely an extension of its predecessors but rather a complete rewrite in C++ of its proprietary protocol and core technology. TeamSpeak 3 continues the legacy of the original TeamSpeak communication system previously offered in TeamSpeak Classic (1.5) and TeamSpeak 2. It’s cross platform VoIP with crystal clear voice communication. …and bingo, TeamSpeak 3 or (3.0.13.1) works on PowerPC – Leopard 10.5.8.

Tagged AdFly, blog, donations, help, mac, mac powerpc, powerpc.Please let me know what you guys think about it, since we changed (2 days ago) we just got 1 bad feedback. I only hope you guys understand the situation and don’t make a big deal about it. But I have bills to pay with this blog, every year I have to renew this blog/ address/etc and it cost me money to keep this blog running, believe me I’m not making money out of this I’m just trying to make it pay for itself.

Avidemux for mac 10.5 requirements free#

I understand is hard to give money for something that you are getting for free, and free is the deal that we are always looking to post here, you can check almost all the posts they are about fee applications. I do appreciate all the donations (but it very rare when it happens). I’m very happy when I get this kind of feedback because we are recycling these machines and we are getting most of our money back, I believe when you bought the latest G4 and G5 back in the day you spent a good amount of money. I get many e-mails from people telling me that they started using their old Macintosh that once was lost in closet. It almost 3 years posting about applications and things to do with your old good Macintosh. We from Mac PowerPC started posting here since may/2011 (we have 231 posts). Well, when you click on some links it brings you to AdFly page and it will show some ads for 5 seconds and then you can skip the ad on the top right corner. We decide to try to use the system of AdFly. Hey guys I just want to heads up what is happening on this blog right now. Since we are an independent blog and there is an annual cost for running this blog any support/donation would be highly appreciated. – ĪppDelete – They say you only need to drag your app to the garbage bin, but I personally do prefer to use an app to take care of that. Gimp – A Classic of the classics – everybody needs to have this app because before the internet you would have a computer to play with apps like Gimp.

Avidemux for mac 10.5 requirements movie#

VLC – If you choose to keep your Mac PowerPC free of excessive software, embracing the minimalist movement – then just install this app for your media player, because it will play any type of media movie format. iWork 09′ you can find for a great price at or Before I was using AppleWorks due to a nostalgic feeling, but iWork works amazing! Also deserving of a mention here is LibreOffice 5 (but still under development > ). IWork 09’ – This office suite it’s fantastic, still very up to date and you can pull off great results using Keynote, Number and Pages. TenFourFox is putting in great effort and keeping us updated! – TenFourFox – Yes, a trusted browser is a must for any PowerPC user.

So, if you find yourself like me, coming into possession of a brand new “old” Mac – wondering what the top 5 essential apps you need to have on your computer…then read on! Listed below are the Essential 5 apps for you (in my opinion): I’m very proud of it, it’s a great machine and I’m bringing this blog back to life one more time, and breathing life into my stainless steel PowerPC! Now we are back, and I recently purchased a mint condition PowerBook G4 (15”/1.66GHz/1.5GB). I kept procrastinating to login and write a new post, putting it off for “tomorrow” which ended up turning to weeks and months…. We did take some time off, because we got busy with our standard jobs and at the end of the day I just wanted to come home and watch Survivor and Amazing Race and go to bed. The original idea was only to post a couple of posts/apps that worked on the PowerPC, but we kept finding more and more out there… I already have many bookmarked for future testing, because there are more to come for the PowerPC community.

It’s still strange to me that this small blog is actually celebrating 7 years of anniversary.