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Re: Win95: Been there, done that.

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From: wver... Wim Verveen
Date: Tue, 30 May 1995 00:00
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In article <3qf3k5$d...@odin.diku.dk>,
kr...@diku.dk (Mikkel R. Jakobsen) wrote:
> Mark Rogers <Ma...@markbz.demon.co.uk> writes:
> 
> >In article <3p78ok$4...@lectura.CS.Arizona.EDU>
> >           dar...@CS.Arizona.EDU "Darrel B Riekhof" writes:
> 
> >> under the hood of Win95 and WARP, Win95 just doesn't have the horse power.
> >> And as far as the 95UI, it's a copy of the WorkPlace shell.
> 
> How do you measure the "horsepower" of Win95 and WARP? I just removed WARP
> from my disk because it simply DON'T perform well with less than 8 MB of
> memory, and I can't imagine that Win95 actually demands MORE memory--is
> that possible? (haven't tried Win95 yet).
Runs in 4. Works fine in 8. It is Flying in 16.


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From: wver...@xs4all.nl (Wim Verveen)
Subject: Re: Win95: Been there, done that.
Date: 1995/05/30
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