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I've just discovered this and am trying it out on a 15" PowerBook 1.5ghz http://code.google.com/p/leopard-webkit/. Am I right in thinking this will bring Safari up to date with later versions not compatible with 10.5? Information seems a little sketchy on what the webkit actually achieves...

Scored this little lot on eBay a couple of days ago - http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/231019955736?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2649 - a working ibook G3 Clamshell Graphite 466, iBook G3 900 with what sounds like the usual GPU troubles + probably a duff HDD and a G3 Lombard also...

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/160977181427?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2649 £1.04 - now I will have some spare parts for my running Pismo - lets hope most of it is OK. Apart from the screen damage I probably have enough parts to actually make a 2nd machine (500Mhz, 768MB...

... on eBay for just under £40. It's the 400Mhz version, came with 512mb RAM, 12GB HDD, DVD drive, Airport and a one hour battery. Upgraded from Panther to Tiger 10.4.11, installed all my backed up old stuff + TenFourFox, then the spending started ... 1GB RAM, 2 new batteries, 60GB hard drive...

It has arrived !! As described, 300mhz, 288mb, 3gb with a dead battery and cracks around the apple under the screen + the plastic on the handle No airport card, 10.2 was installed but I found the seller's account and formatted it straight away Plans - put in a 10gb hard drive with 10.4.11...

I wonder if anyone can help me here - I have an Indigo Clamshell and it appears the firmware is not the latest so I'm trying to update it. I have a 20gb hard drive with Tiger installed and a retail OS 9.2.1 disc. Steps taken so far:- 1) Booted to iPartition disc and shrunk the Tiger partition...