[voicebox]

Hi there,
I would appreciate some advice here because I am not too sure of my facts.
I have never used OS 9 'Classic' and I never will, therefore can I safely delete it from 'Tiger' 10.4.9 without screwing up the system?
When I bought my 15" PowerBook three years ago it was supplied with OS X 'Panther' 10.3.7 discs but I upgraded to OS X 'Tiger' when it first became available.
I still use 'Panther' 10.3.9 on my G4 iMac, although in an effort to free up disc space I tried deleting 'Classic' some time ago but I found that I had to re-install it in order for certain apps and some aspects of the 10.3.9 system to function properly.
So to repeat myself, does 'Tiger' 10.4.9 need 'Classic' at all - and if not, can I safely delete it?
All knowledge and help is, as usual, gratefully received!
Thanks,
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[kick52]

i think you can safely wipe it.

[Chuckit]

10.3.9 didn't need it either, but apparently you have some apps that need it. It has never been required except for running Classic.

[voicebox]

Thanks kick52 and Chuckit for your input, I just needed a confidence boosting second opinion!
I took the bull by the horns and trashed the contents of the 'Classic' folder first, then I restarted. After which I trashed the OS 9 Applications folder - the empty 'Classic' folder then disappeared as well - I restarted and all is well.
Thanks again for your help.