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Quickest and easiest is get TenFiveTube: https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/tenfivetube Next, is use Leopard Webkit and select a mobile user agent from the Develop menu before you visit Youtube - this is good for any G5 or fast G4.

My take and experience is that the difference is offset by OSX and apps being specifically designed for the hardware - whereas Linux isn't (although that's far more the case with PowerPC Linux.) I have a Macbook close to the specs of your iMac that I used to have Elementary on - it now dual...

I don't know why you couldn't play Youtube though - lots of OSX legacy solutions, I even play it on my G3 iBook!

Mplayer is much more efficient and lacking any GUI saves even more resources. Also, this build being newer has better compatibility too. For even better results, you can pass parameters (frame dropping etc) to Mplayer either directly or via a config file.

Still doing my bit for PowerPC ;) Like most online resources, Bandcamp stopped working a few months ago on PowerPC but yt-dlp saves the day....

I have a free SwissDisk online drive that's accessible via WebDAV protocol - on OS9 I connect with Goliath and on OSX Mac can connect via Finder - it's essentially Dropbox that works on old hardware too.

You have to make a slight modification: http://themacelite.wikidot.com/pins-3-and-11

Yes, I always use the retail disks myself. Glad you're up and running now.

Which download did you use from the garden - was it an OEM grey disk or retail?

Well I gave the Veo SD camera a go. First complaint, could only install the driver/app with a full installation on PC - not Mac compatible. Second problem is the Palm M505 screen is so dull any focusing and composition is guess work but when it's correct, the quality is what you'd expect from...

VGA at maximum - can't remember how they compare to the Eyemodule - I do know it's a pain to use, it has a manual focus that in theory sounds great but the image quality on the Palm makes it difficult to use. I need to use it again and give it a good shake down :)

There you go. The thing on the right is it's travel case :) I had a Visor and the Eyemodule at some point too, along with the MP3 cartridge too :)

Thanks. Yes, that's a problem I had for so long - bought a M500 and M505 separately for peanuts but a new battery and charger/cradle cost four times as much! I have a SD card camera for them them too but haven't used it much yet. Best bet is set up an ebay search and be patient ;)

You might be interested in my video of a Palm M505 syncing online content for offline reading...

You need to point to the USB stick in Open Firmware: https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/the-open-firmware-wiki.2225024/

The question is Tiger or Leopard (Sorbet is Leopard with pre-installed tweaks) - and that will depend on your application requirements. Also Leopard ideally wants a Core Image compliant GPU - if your iBook doesn't have one it will borrow resources from the CPU.

I have one of these for starting the car if there's a battery problem - can also power laptops (though I've never tried to) - it was just under £100 a few years ago. https://www.amazon.co.uk/IconBIT-FTB12000JS-12000mAh-Starter-Jumpstart/dp/B00O4FNBNK?th=1

I think I'll stick with Leopard as I can't live with no audio ;) My Geekbench reaches 830 after fixing permissions and when airport is off. Did a video here:

Disable Spotlight, install Onyx to turn off all GUI animations, make Dock 2D and disable Dashboard, use ShadowKiller to remove drop shadows, disable IPv6 and on PowerPC delete the AudioIPC kext.

My ATV arrived this week and by a stroke of luck, instead of being a 40GB model as advertised it had been upgraded to a 750GB Scorpio Blue SATA HDD connected via a SATA/IDE adaptor. As I have a USB/SATA enclosure, restoring the Leopard image was easy - though I did have to replace the boot.efi...