It was interesting, but I was also taken by the name "Twatface".
That must have hurt.
The title reminds me that my workplace still, I believe, has a claw hammer labeled "windows system configuration tool."
I have an instrument at work, still occasionally used, that runs off a computer using DOS, it's been there for at least the decades I've been here.
Also, I don't get the whole disappointment with the color scheme not carrying over. Meh.
dos 6 was the last stable OS produced by MS.
OS/2 would even sorta multitask DOS apps.
the first versions of windows were also snail slow.
3.11 was the best of the early versions.
and somewhere, i still have a single sided 8" floppy...
3.11 - aaargh my first computer industry job was tech support at an ISP and I hated trying to explain on the phone how to get their computer connected to the Internet.
That was quite a trip down memory lane. But...
...he named his computer "Twatface"?
It was interesting, but I was also taken by the name "Twatface".
That must have hurt.
The title reminds me that my workplace still, I believe, has a claw hammer labeled "windows system configuration tool."
I have an instrument at work, still occasionally used, that runs off a computer using DOS, it's been there for at least the decades I've been here.
Also, I don't get the whole disappointment with the color scheme not carrying over. Meh.
dos 6 was the last stable OS produced by MS.
OS/2 would even sorta multitask DOS apps.
the first versions of windows were also snail slow.
3.11 was the best of the early versions.
and somewhere, i still have a single sided 8" floppy...
3.11 - aaargh my first computer industry job was tech support at an ISP and I hated trying to explain on the phone how to get their computer connected to the Internet.