I've been around AmigaDOS, the microsloth OS's, a few Unixes and Linux.
Mainly I use w98se because of one game (Grand Prix Legends - 1967 racing simulator). But that's not the only thing I have installed on my w98 box. I use my computer at home about 30 to 50 hours a week depending on weather:P (both outside and internet). I always go through at least 4 reinstalls. (same goes for 95).
Anyway, without rambling on, how much a w98 system crashes on you depends on how much you use it and how hard you're on it. I can lock up a system simple being just too fast for it. Launching 4 applications at the same time, on a box with 64megs is just bad. To me it seems as the OS gets confused which memory goes where:/
And there are the BSODs of NT. Very useful:P No reasons of faults, just a bunch of hex numbers.
NT is for hackers I tell ya!:)
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I've been around AmigaDOS, the microsloth OS's, a few Unixes and Linux.
:P (both outside and internet). I always go through at least 4 reinstalls. (same goes for 95).
:/
:P No reasons of faults, just a bunch of hex numbers.
:)
Mainly I use w98se because of one game (Grand Prix Legends - 1967 racing simulator). But that's not the only thing I have installed on my w98 box. I use my computer at home about 30 to 50 hours a week depending on weather
Anyway, without rambling on, how much a w98 system crashes on you depends on how much you use it and how hard you're on it. I can lock up a system simple being just too fast for it. Launching 4 applications at the same time, on a box with 64megs is just bad. To me it seems as the OS gets confused which memory goes where
And there are the BSODs of NT. Very useful
NT is for hackers I tell ya!
Cheers,
Dave.