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Re: Windows 95 /NT MicroCenters dropped the ball

#997
From: jmarc... JMarc39157
Date: Thu, 20 Jul 1995 00:00
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>If you have a look at Win9x after seeing OSes on other platforms it is 
>obvious that the only true feature that it has over anything else is 
>simply hype. 

>How on earth can anyone even consider running the useless piece of **** 
>known as Win9x when there is a product of such merit as OS/2 to compete? 

>The answer is simple - ignorance. 

The answer is even simpler... SUPPORT.  For the last time, count on your
fingers
and toes how many developers there are for OS/2.  GOOD.  Now, count each
brain cell in your head for the amount of developers for Windows 95.  GOT
IT?
There are very few companies who support OS/2.  And those which do are
usually
small.  When I see Origin or Electronic Arts produce OS/2 native apps,
then maybe OS/2 will look good but not now!  BTW, you claim that WinNT
isn't good for most people because of the steep hardware reqs...  OS/2
requires just about the
same amount... I wouldn't dare run it on under 16 Megs of RAM.  

John
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Subject: Re: Windows 95 /NT MicroCenters dropped the ball
Date: 1995/07/20
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