Java 1.6 Mac 10.4 Ppc
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I've only found clients that were conceived too recently to support 10.4, and the official client, which requires Java 1.6, which requires OS X 10.5 (officially but also the buggy developer prerelease of 1.6 for 10.4 that was later nixed doesn't seem to have any working downloads anywhere anymore.)
Wikipedia offline requires an apache web server, PHP, and MySQL. All of those can run on MacOS 10.4. You just need to download the source code and compile yourself. You can also run NetBSD for PowerPC if you want a modern operating system.
Hi,I am just getting started with Arduino and I am hoping I can use an older iMac G4 PPC that I have. I am running OS 10.4.11 Tiger. I can't seem to get the latest version of the Arduino IDE to operate due to Java problems. I have searched for solutions but I can't find clear answers.
The last time I tried to run a modern Arduino IDE on a PPC Mac, it didn't have a recent enough version of Java, and wouldn't install anything more recent via "update." I didn't get as far as trying to see whether I could manually install a newer java via Oracle.
I don't have the computer skills to manually install java so I will stick with the plan to use version 1.04. Now I know I am heading in the right direction and hitting the same roadblocks as others before me.
I recently purchased an iBook G3 and it is on OS X v10.4.11. I am only using this computer for web browsing and usage of Minecraft and Steam. For Minecraft I need to install Java 1.6 or above but I can't until I am running OS X v10.5. I can't update OS X because the iBook is extremely outdated. I really would appreciate some help on the topic. Thanks.
Note : none of the SFML modules requires a library which is not already installed by default on Mac OS X, except the Audio module which requires the OpenAL and libsndfile libraries. So you'll have to provide them together with your applications (see the extlibs/bin directory of the downloaded disk image). If you use the 64-bit version of SFML, you don't have to provide the OpenAL framework. Note that you can find the OpenAL framework in the system's folders, however the version delivered with Mac OS X 10.4 is not working well, that's why we provide a recompiled version with SFML.
You will also need a Java Development Kit (JDK). Note that a Java Runtime Environment (JRE) is not sufficient as it does not allow you to compile Java programs. A full JDK already ships with OS X or it can be installer on demand. Try the java and javac commands in the termainal to see whether a JDK is already installed. On OS X Lion, the commands will also show the instructions on how to installed the JDK provided by Apple. leJOS NXJ has been tested with JDK versions 1.5 and 1.6, and will not work with earlier versions. JDK 1.6 is recommended. At the time of writing, official builds of Java 1.7 are not available for OS X.
Intel macs require the OS X 10.5 firmware (fix) update. This is true for OS X 10.4 intel users as well. We have had several users report that this works (the 10.5 update installer actually checks if your OS X is version 10.3 or higher). PPC users need the 1.02 driver.
leJOS NXJ needs to know the locations of java.exe and javac.exe. There are several possibilities to achieve that: (1) add the bin directory of the JDK to your PATH environment variable so that commands such as java and javac can be called from a command prompt or (2) set the LEJOS_NXT_JAVA_HOME environment variable to the directory of an installed JDK. Note that you can use JAVA_HOME instead of LEJOS_NXT_JAVA_HOME, however setting JAVA_HOME might intefere with other applications.
Mandolane MIDI SPI for PPC/Intel Macs (freeware) A Java plug-in which allows external and virtual MIDI devices to work with Java applications. Works with Java 1.5 and 1.6 on OS X 10.4 to 10.6
Xcode 2.0 was released with Mac OS X v10.4 "Tiger". It included the Quartz Composer visual programming language, better Code Sense indexing for Java, and Ant support. It also inclu