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Re: Links

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From: bdel...
Date: Fri, 15 May 1992 19:03
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In article <uugk9...@agate.berkeley.edu>  writes:
> In article <presiden....@sfu.ca> pres...@fraser.sfu.ca (Pat  
Presidente) writes:
> >After getting Windows 3.0, I tried running Links from inside Windows
> >and got the message to exit completely from Windows before running it.
> >After installing Windows 3.1, I tred again - this time it started up
> >nicely. Unfortunately, as I proceeded into the game the screen redraw
> >was unbearably slow.

> Anyway, the point is not to run any graphics-intensive games from Windows 
> unless you are ready for a major performance slowdown.


I had the same problem with Links, but Castle Wolfenstein works fine when I run  
it under Windows.  Absolutely NO performance penalty (but Links slows to half  
of a crawl).  Something more must be going on here...

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 become a monster.  And when you look long into an abyss, the abyss also
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