A simple question?? Which OS X for Indigo iBook

Hi
I have two Indigo iBooks G3/366 Firewire and what I would like to know is 'What is the best version of OS X to put on these." One is running OSX 10.4.11 with 576K memory and the other is running OS9 with 320k memory.
Regards

Honestly, i recommend to install both (10.4 and 9.2) on one partition.
Tiger if you want to use the recent software versions, and OS 9 for historical purposes and fast running word processors, youtube videos, OS9 games....
If you like to play around you may install two additional products on your partition:
- try an older Virtual PC Version (Ver. 2.1 up to Ver. 5) that often were bundled with Windows 98
- or Virtual Game Station if you want to play Playstation 1 games
http://web.archive.org/web/20001017120106/www.connectix.com/products/cvgs.html
These are discontinued products which you will find from time to time on ebay.

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: If u really know the answer, please be inform be as soon as
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: Thanz!
Hi Eric !
If I understand your question correctly, you are trying to
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