You've got the right idea, OS9 can be made faster by removing things from the system folder, but there's only so much you can remove, and at some point (you may have already hit it, even.) there's nothing more to remove.
As far as browsers go, you basically listed all the OS9 browsers, and stated their advantages and disadvantages. I personally keep them all around. I'm writing this in IE5, but I might be using something else tomorrow.
to make a 6200 faster, you may try running it with an older OS - 7.6.1 would still run IE5 and iCab, and will be significantly lighter weight.
As far as other computers? I guess a 6200 compares to a 1995 Packard Bell machine. Other macs? Well, there's the 5200 which uses the same motherboard. Faster macs? I've got an Intel Core2Duo machine, but I doubt that's the type of advice you're looking for.
I'd get a nice PCI mac as an upgrade, I have a 7300/200 and I love it, it's super-reliable and even though mine only has 64mb of ram right now, it will take like, 768mb and 3 pci cards - nice overall machines.
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As far as browsers go, you basically listed all the OS9 browsers, and stated their advantages and disadvantages. I personally keep them all around. I'm writing this in IE5, but I might be using something else tomorrow.
to make a 6200 faster, you may try running it with an older OS - 7.6.1 would still run IE5 and iCab, and will be significantly lighter weight.
As far as other computers? I guess a 6200 compares to a 1995 Packard Bell machine. Other macs? Well, there's the 5200 which uses the same motherboard. Faster macs? I've got an Intel Core2Duo machine, but I doubt that's the type of advice you're looking for.
I'd get a nice PCI mac as an upgrade, I have a 7300/200 and I love it, it's super-reliable and even though mine only has 64mb of ram right now, it will take like, 768mb and 3 pci cards - nice overall machines.
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