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http://uk.news.yahoo.com/040204/36/el5xi.html
I was thinking, as it was so innefective, could this just have been a microsoft ploy to get people to visit their website?
I was thinking, as it was so innefective, could this just have been a microsoft ploy to get people to visit their website?
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(Original post by Iluvatar)
http://uk.news.yahoo.com/040204/36/el5xi.html
I was thinking, as it was so innefective, could this just have been a microsoft ploy to get people to visit their website?
http://uk.news.yahoo.com/040204/36/el5xi.html
I was thinking, as it was so innefective, could this just have been a microsoft ploy to get people to visit their website?
Not sure what you mean buddy??
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(Original post by Iluvatar)
http://uk.news.yahoo.com/040204/36/el5xi.html
I was thinking, as it was so innefective, could this just have been a microsoft ploy to get people to visit their website?
http://uk.news.yahoo.com/040204/36/el5xi.html
I was thinking, as it was so innefective, could this just have been a microsoft ploy to get people to visit their website?
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(Original post by The_Barman)
Not sure what you mean buddy??
Not sure what you mean buddy??
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(Original post by Eternal Idol)
Sure, they don't have enough market yet...
Sure, they don't have enough market yet...
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(Original post by Iluvatar)
Well, i'm still waiting for a windows : pet edition myself...
Well, i'm still waiting for a windows : pet edition myself...
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(Original post by Eternal Idol)
Oh, and what O.S. do you use?
Oh, and what O.S. do you use?
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(Original post by Iluvatar)
Windows 98: second edition. Although i'm upgrading (if you can call it that) to XP as soon as i fit my new hard drive.
Windows 98: second edition. Although i'm upgrading (if you can call it that) to XP as soon as i fit my new hard drive.
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(Original post by Eternal Idol)
Of course you can say that, Windows 98 is crap and it has nothing to do with XP, the kernels of both are totally different.
Of course you can say that, Windows 98 is crap and it has nothing to do with XP, the kernels of both are totally different.
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(Original post by Iluvatar)
Well i don't think transfering to any edition of windows can really be called an upgrade though.
Well i don't think transfering to any edition of windows can really be called an upgrade though.
Have you studied the internal function of Windows systems?
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(Original post by Eternal Idol)
Why? Do you know what are you talking about?
Have you studied the internal function of Windows systems?
Why? Do you know what are you talking about?
Have you studied the internal function of Windows systems?
But i couldn't use linux myself though, because of the compatability problems with game's and USB support and stuff.
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(Original post by Iluvatar)
No, i haven't. But from practicle use, they all seem to crash about the same amount, and have the same sort's of problems getting anything to work on them.
But i couldn't use linux myself though, because of the compatability problems with game's and USB support and stuff.
No, i haven't. But from practicle use, they all seem to crash about the same amount, and have the same sort's of problems getting anything to work on them.
But i couldn't use linux myself though, because of the compatability problems with game's and USB support and stuff.
Compatibility? I can count the Linux games with my fingers.
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(Original post by Eternal Idol)
Well, you are wrong, in practice Win NT derived kernels are at least ten times more stable than the 9x derived ones.
Compatibility? I can count the Linux games with my fingers.
Well, you are wrong, in practice Win NT derived kernels are at least ten times more stable than the 9x derived ones.
Compatibility? I can count the Linux games with my fingers.
Exactly, that's why i wont switch to linux.
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(Original post by Iluvatar)
Yeah, but NT is different.
Exactly, that's why i wont switch to linux.
Yeah, but NT is different.
Exactly, that's why i wont switch to linux.
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(Original post by Eternal Idol)
Well yes and 200/XP are derived from NT ...
Well yes and 200/XP are derived from NT ...
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(Original post by Iluvatar)
So why do they crash so often then?
So why do they crash so often then?
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(Original post by Eternal Idol)
They don't. I have Windows XP at home and Windows 2000 at work (I'm a C\C++ Senior Programmer) and both works perfectly.
They don't. I have Windows XP at home and Windows 2000 at work (I'm a C\C++ Senior Programmer) and both works perfectly.
I admit though, there is little competition, and for what windows does offer, its worth all the problems with it.
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(Original post by Iluvatar)
Well i have used systems with XP and 2000 for what must total a few days (non-stop), and they crashed a couple of dozen times at least.
I admit though, there is little competition, and for what windows does offer, its worth all the problems with it.
Well i have used systems with XP and 2000 for what must total a few days (non-stop), and they crashed a couple of dozen times at least.
I admit though, there is little competition, and for what windows does offer, its worth all the problems with it.
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(Original post by Eternal Idol)
It hasn't any problem with standard hardware.
It hasn't any problem with standard hardware.
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(Original post by Iluvatar)
Standard meaning?
Standard meaning?
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