MAC G3 PPC 350Mhz - Mac OS 10 ?

Ich zitiere mal die englische Wikipedia:
For the early releases of Mac OS X, the standard hardware platform supported was the full line of Macintosh computers (laptop, desktop, or server) based on PowerPC G3, G4, and G5 processors. Later versions of Mac OS X discontinued support for some older hardware; for example, Panther does not support "beige" G3s, and Tiger does not support systems that pre-date Apple's introduction of FireWire ports.[12] However, tools such as XPostFacto and patches applied to the installation disc have been developed by third parties to enable installation of newer versions of Mac OS X on systems not officially supported by Apple, including some pre-G3 systems. Except for features requiring specific hardware (e.g. graphics acceleration, DVD writing), the operating system offers the same functionality on all supported hardware.
PowerPC versions of Mac OS X retain compatibility with older Mac OS applications by providing an emulation environment called Classic, which allows users to run Mac OS 9 as a process within Mac OS X, so that most older applications run as they would under the older operating system. Classic is not supported on newer Intel-based Macs.
A few users experienced a surprise: Mac OS X was supported on Mac OS machines that came with a G3 or later processor from the factory — not machines with third-party processor cards. A Power Mac 7300, for example, whose CPU chip failed could be easily upgraded with a G3 processor on a "daughter card," which often cost nearly the same as an exact replacement of the original chip. The user could then go to the same store and buy the Mac OS X upgrade on CD-ROM. However, they don't necessarily work together: they are not certain to fail, but they are not guaranteed to work.

also leopard dürfte mal zu 100% nicht drauf laufen

Also ich hatte lange Zeit einen PowerMac G4 mit 350 MHz, allerdings mit weniger RAM, aber da war Mac OS 10.3 drauf und das war ... naja ... kein so ein großes Vergnügen, weil langsam ...

Ich habe einen G3/300, und da ist das auch weniger ein spass...
Mac OS 9 rennt annehmbar.

schwere entscheidung... bei einer derart schwachen hardware wirst wohl mit gnu/linux am ehesten freude haben. mir kommt macos X schon auf meinem ibook g4 relativ langsam vor, also mit macos X wirst glaub ich nicht viel freude haben. ich persoenlich würde das teil als nfs/ftp datenserver verwenden, oder zum rumexperimentieren, wirklich arbeiten moechte ich auf einem pc/mac mit 350MHz nicht.

Mac OS 9 läuft auf einem G3/350 sehr sehr flott. Es kann halt nicht besonders viel, was man sich in der heutigen Zeit erwartet (fangt schon bei aktuellen Brausern an).

Dann nimm dir einen mac mini oder so der hat genug power für Mac OS X 10.4 und 10.5.