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Quote from: earthboundmisfit on October 04, 2009, 09:55:02 AMI like 95 because it had a MS/DOS prompt.So did 98, but 3.11 was best for DOS games for me.
I like 95 because it had a MS/DOS prompt.
Quote from: MrShledge on October 04, 2009, 10:24:05 AMQuote from: earthboundmisfit on October 04, 2009, 09:55:02 AMI like 95 because it had a MS/DOS prompt.So did 98, but 3.11 was best for DOS games for me.I had an old setup where I had OS/2 Warp, DOS 6.22, Win 3.11, and Win 95. The DOS stuff was activated from a 3d Menu. I still have the '95 OS and the 3d Menu on the system in Victoria, even though it's 10 years old. That's the one with the dialup.
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Nah, it's grand.I was obsessed with OSes/GUIs in general. Still kinda am.Best GUI i've used so far was KDE during the old Red Hat days. I hate the "glossy" look of most GUIs now.
Quote from: MrShledge on October 04, 2009, 01:39:13 PMNah, it's grand.I was obsessed with OSes/GUIs in general. Still kinda am.Best GUI i've used so far was KDE during the old Red Hat days. I hate the "glossy" look of most GUIs now.yep me too.But from the "new" GUIs I still prefer KDE. (I am using 3.5)Hi Punkdrew. I've heard that Win7 is better than Vista, but I haven't tried it myself. I prefer Linux to everything from Win2000 on anyway.
The old Red Hat days were, well, just old. My first Red Hat install was back in 1996, with a GUI that looked like Solaris, and while I liked that look on a SunSparc, Red Hat could never do it justice.