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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Enforcer" data-source="post: 2228098" data-attributes="member: 396">So, with World of Warcraft, over 8gb of AAC music files, and a bunch of other stuff I actually use on my iBook's 30gb hard drive I'm getting to be a little cramped for space.So, I'm snooping around my hard drive and notice that the Classic OS apps and system folder take up a little more than 300mb, which I could gladly use.Now, my favorite anecdote from my "Switcher" experience is that I had to ask a friend how to uninstall programs (deleting them is a big no-no in Windows World), but I'm far more leary of getting rid of my Mac's Classic support. So, I have two questions for all you more experienced Mac people:1) Should I get rid of my Classic stuff? I've never used it so far, but is there any reason I should keep around just because?2) If there's no reason to keep Classic, how do I do this safely?Here are my specs in case they matter:12" 1.2ghz G4 iBook512mb RAM32mb video30gb hard driveAirport antenna installed, bluetooth via USB thingy</blockquote>