The 2011 iMac comes preloaded with the iLife software bundle, which includes GarageBand.
A G4 iMac needs to be running at 867MHz or faster with Mac OS X v10.5.6 Leopard to use most of iLife '09.Neither iMovie nor GarageBand's Learn to Play feature will work as they require an Intel-based Mac with a dual-core processor.
I, for some reason, is that company's favourite letter. iMac, iLife, iWork etc. And it's a pod. So, iPod.
I don't think so. usually the OS installer Apple ships with systems will work with that system only.
iLife '08 requires a G5 processor. The last version of iLife capable of running on G3 processors was iLife '05.
ILife was created on 2003-01-07.
The minimum requirement is a G4 running at 867MHz or faster. But a G4 will, depending on instruments used and amount of RAM available etc., struggle with anything more than a couple of tracks in GarageBand.
# Imac # MacMini # Macpro # Macbook Air # Macbook # Macbook Pro # Ipod Classic # Ipod Shuffle # Ipod Mini # Ipod Touch Software # Itunes # Quick Time # I work # ILife # MacOS
No
The last version of iLife that will run on Macs running Mac OS X 10.3 (Panther) is iLife '05.
iMovie comes installed with all new Macs. The latest version can be purchased as part of the iLife software pack. The latest version of iMovie requires an Intel-based Mac, Power Mac G5 (dual 2.0GHz or faster), or iMac G5 (1.9GHz or faster) it will not work on older Macs. iMovie is also available at Best Buy (in the Apple section) and the Apple Store as part of the iLife package.
iLife 09 is not legally available for download nor available for free.