🚀 go-pugleaf

So the Lottery in California was up to 90 million dollars, so my
coworkers pooled their money and bought tickets.  I didn't get my
money in in time, but I still fantasized about what I would do with my
share of the money.  (They didn't win.)

After a new car (Mustang!) and a nice house, my biggest wish was a top
of the line computer.  Athlon 64, fastest video card, 2 gigs ram....

Can't dual boot Win98 on a computer with more than half a gig of ram,
so I'll have to have a second computer for that.  While I'm at it, a
third computer to run my old Dos games on.

Anything slow enough is damn near ancient in computer terms; too bad
they don't still build 486 computers.

But why would they do that except for old games?

Why not?

It would be a non-modifiable system, with integrated graphics and
Sound Blaster sound (8 bit? 16 bit?).  It'd have to have 3-1/2, 5-1/4,
and CDrom drives so you could play all of the old games.

Modem?  Network?  After all, Doom and Duke both supported multiplayer.
(Granted, both have plenty of Win32 ports, but I haven't found one I
like.)