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Win95 - OS/2?

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From: kid... Eric the Kidder
Date: Wed, 19 Apr 1995 00:00
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*sigh*
Out of curiosity, what is the point of the Win95-OS/2 debate?
Currently, I am in the process of getting both.  I have OS/2, but it
doesn't seem to work too well, something about not having enough memory...

I also use Windows 3.1, because of 4 products that Microsoft made I use a lot:
MS Word
MS Excel
MS Powerpoint
MS Access

For this reason alone I have Win3.1 and will be getting Win95.  I really
dislike GUIs in general (esp. Mac *ack*) and prefer a prompt vs. a pointer.
Thus, I would rather dual-boot DOS/Linux than most other combinations...

Just my thoughts...

Oh yeah, anyone got 'Crusaders of the Dark Savant' for sale?
:)
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From: kid...@cs.purdue.edu (Eric "the" Kidder)
Subject: Win95 - OS/2?
Date: 1995/04/19
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