@matigo Nope. Unfortunately.
Mac User Group celebrates its 40th birthday this year: I'll be bringing a few old Macs to a meeting venue: Mac Classic II; Pismo G3 PowerBook; Titanium G4 PowerBook; 15-inch G4 PowerBook & the pride of the fleet, the 12-inch G4 PowerBook. I know the PowerBooks all work, not so sure about the Classic, though. I'll have to check that one.
@matigo All clear in that respect, have added a different form of the same medication as advised by my GP. Now using eyedrops morning & early afternoon, followed by the ointment at night.
@matigo Dunno. I've been avoiding such things anyway because of the headaches brought on by the infection. Conjunctivitis is very contagious, I have to know if I have to avoid people for a time or not.
Conjunctivitis treatment continues, it's helping, I have less pain, my eyeballs no longer feel too big for the sockets. Seeing my GP in 9 hours to inform him of the affliction, its diagnosis & treatment & to confirm it's OK to keep it up.
@streakmachine Faster processor (1.5 GHz vs 1.42 GHz) & higher system bus speed (167 MHz vs 142 MHz) & a faster 64 MB VRAM video card vs a 32 MB one in the iBook are all contributing factors. Both used the same PC2700 333 MHz RAM, the iBook could have 1.5 GB vs the 12-in PowerBook's 1.25 GB.
Geekbench 2 figures put the PowerBook slightly ahead at 725 vs 713.
I'm registered as a patient with three separate medical clinics in this suburb but none of them had any spare appointment slots before Monday morning and earlier today (Saturday) I was needing medical intervention due to sore & weepy eyes, one eye being significantly worse than the other.
Headed off to the emergency wing of the nearest hospital, was examined immediately by a nurse, then placed in a queue for the next three hours whist awaiting the availability of a physician.
She diagnosed conjunctivitis, an bacterial inflammation of the eyelid & outer surface of the eye itself & provided with a tube of combined lubricant & antibiotic ointment to be applied to the inside of the lower eyelid three times daily.
It seems to be doing its job following the first application.
I'm avoiding contact with other folk as much as possible due to the rather extreme contagiousness of this affliction.