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batboy said:Guess I owe AZN an apology, thought maybe he was trying to pull a joke on me or something.
don't apologize to him. he probably was trying to pull a joke on you! jk, azn!
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batboy said:Guess I owe AZN an apology, thought maybe he was trying to pull a joke on me or something.
originally posted by batboy
You mean why I don't like it other than it being an inefficient OS with a bloated programing code and that Microsoft forces you to reauthenticate it everytime you upgrade?
gouda96 said:
hhmmm...
*cough**cough*
so who wants to bet that batboy will be using XP sooner or later? also 98se wasnt a best at anythingbatboy said:Gawd.... you couldn't pay me enough to use XP. I really hate leaving 98SE, that's the best gaming OS.
batboy said:
Ras, I hung onto Win98SE until last weekend, I bet I can cling to Win2k Pro for a long time too... hehehe. I have SP3 installed which solved most of the earlier compatibility issues. All current software supports Win2k. I even installed some old pre-Win2k games and programs which work just fine. I've had no trouble finding device drivers. Win2k is a well proven and extremely stable OS. I see no reason to deal with the hassles of XP (at least for the time being).
ol' man said:
win2k forever man.
batboy said:My hero.
TC said:I have been running P4 HT and Xeon chips under 2k, XP Pro, and more recently dot net enterprise. I have found very few differences between them with respect to HT performance. When you get down to it XP is little more than 2k with a different appearance and more drivers built in. Dot net is really where I see more of a break from the past two releases. Having said that, what was the original topic of this thread?
AZN said:so u base this all on 1 Fram per second difference?
I simply like the principle of win2k. That activation crap is BS in XP etc. I do too much tinkering to worry about moving a HD around to different machines causing my system to shut down.
I have been running P4 HT and Xeon chips under 2k, XP Pro, and more recently dot net enterprise. I have found very few differences between them with respect to HT performance. When you get down to it XP is little more than 2k with a different appearance and more drivers built in. Dot net is really where I see more of a break from the past two releases. Having said that, what was the original topic of this thread?