Extremely Sluggish Performance

After initially having MUCH trouble actually upgrading to Leopard, including the disabling of application enhancement software, I had to re-install using Archive and Install - I've worked with Windows and OSX for years and Leopard has been the most ill-prepared, poor quality upgrade procedure I've ever used.
Not only that, but the performance is awful on my 1.67Ghz PowerBook G4. Instead of being a step up, I've stepped down: It's much slower than Tiger, CPU usage bursting through the roof, meaning my laptop runs MUCH hotter, and much more sluggishly. Repairing permissions takes 20 minutes! What a joke!
Unless Apple can provide a solution, I'm wiping my drive and heading back to Tiger... unbelievable, it really is.

Please don't flame me for this, but I've noticed that bar one, everyone on this thread are mostly using G4's? Tiger was built on PPC architecture so it was optimised for that system. I seem to remember that the G4 powerbooks just before the went Intel had buss speeds of just 167MHz? The newer Core Duo 2 processors are now at speeds of 667MHz- quite a significant hike. So it's hardly surprising that you folks are having performance problems.
The crux of it, is that Apple want (and have) to sell computers (fair game), and I suppose also that they want you to upgrade to their faster chipsets too (and why not?- they really move!). Yes of course a PPC version of Leopard has been made available that will just work with older PPC based Macs so I suppose you can't really blame Apple for optimising Leopard for Intel chips can you?
I upgraded from a G4 500 Ti which for a good 5 or so years was a great computer with OS 9.2.2 running well and had a 'decent', if a little slow at times performance with OS X 10.3.9- but the speed was beginning to show when Tiger appeared and I had to throw away the Dashboard altogether because I then had to wait several minutes to get Dashboard working at all.
My recommendation is just to go back to Tiger for now until you can afford to upgrade to the Intel architecture. But the Intel Mac comes really recommended. These machines really do 'fly'. The screens are also so much better and brighter than those old G4 machines. Everything just works so much better.

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    Video Card Number: 1
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    Driver Date: 20130226000000.000000-000
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    Video Card Memory: 0 MB
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        1 2.8 GHz Intel Core i7 CPU: 2-core
        8 GB RAM Not upgradeable
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            BANK 1/DIMM0
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