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Article #2080Re: *** HUGE NEWS ABOUT WINDOWS 95 ***
From: dav... Dave Glue
Date: Sun, 09 Jul 1995 00:00
Date: Sun, 09 Jul 1995 00:00
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a...@ix.netcom.com (Alexander O. Norris ) wrote: >Any OS/2 users have the brains/balls to refute what this post states? >i think this post has a fairly decent amount of intelligence in it, not >to mention reasonable logic about MS's marketing. >Come on OS/2 zealots, flame away at this one, IF YOU CAN. I am not involved in a OS/2 vs. 95 war, so please don't try and drag me into it. I was simply providing my own experience when I also inquired about the problem with P6's and 95. As I said, we'll _have to see_. The P6 may indeed crawl with '95, the Intel rep stated this wasn't so with 32 bit apps, but I've heard contradictory statements from several company reps on a multitude of topics at times. As for OS/2, it's a fine OS, and certainly more robust than 95 on a technical basis. I do think however, that 95 is simply better suited for the average user, and mostly due to the fact it has the developer support and will get the apps. That's all that matters.
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