H hy Mar 8, 2007 #1 The real windows advantage, since 1989, is you get at least an operating system that looks like MacOS.
The real windows advantage, since 1989, is you get at least an operating system that looks like MacOS.
R Richard Urban Mar 8, 2007 #4 You just made it six. -- Regards, Richard Urban MVP Microsoft Windows Shell/User "Zim Babwe"
Z Zim Babwe Mar 8, 2007 #5 and you made it seven ! Richard Urban said: You just made it six. -- Regards, Richard Urban MVP Microsoft Windows Shell/User "Zim Babwe" Click to expand...
and you made it seven ! Richard Urban said: You just made it six. -- Regards, Richard Urban MVP Microsoft Windows Shell/User "Zim Babwe" Click to expand...
R Richard Urban Mar 8, 2007 #6 I didn't quote what the jerk said. You did. -- Regards, Richard Urban MVP Microsoft Windows Shell/User "Zim Babwe"
I didn't quote what the jerk said. You did. -- Regards, Richard Urban MVP Microsoft Windows Shell/User "Zim Babwe"
P Pennywise Mar 9, 2007 #8 hy said: The real windows advantage, since 1989, is you get at least an operating system that looks like MacOS. Click to expand... No, Windows is bloatware; and in that respect brought down the price of RAM and Hard drives (while increasing their size). That is what windows has given us, but yes one day it or the Mac will approach the abilities of the Amiga, with window lagging behind.
hy said: The real windows advantage, since 1989, is you get at least an operating system that looks like MacOS. Click to expand... No, Windows is bloatware; and in that respect brought down the price of RAM and Hard drives (while increasing their size). That is what windows has given us, but yes one day it or the Mac will approach the abilities of the Amiga, with window lagging behind.
