View Poll Results: When will Win 9x/Me be totally obsolete?
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1 year
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Banned
To each his own.
I guess it would all depend on what you do with your computer.
All I can tell you is this...Whatever makes you happy.
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Ultimate Member
The computer I use to check my e-mails and to get on the internet is a Packard Bell, Legend 130cd Supreme, with a few changes, it now as a 150Mhz processor, 80MB memory,45xcd,56k modem and runs Win95b, and may not be lighting fast but works just fine. Even though microsoft doesn't support Win95 any more I do believe that it will be around for sometime to come.
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Ohio State r0x0rz!
First off isn't Me based on the 9x code? And is XP a completley new code? When will software develpoers stop making games a applications that work with the 9x code?
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Gone Fishin'
98SE and ME will probably be around longer then most people think. They are the last of the MS OS's that can be used without calling home to MSFT. There are literally thousands of applications that work on them and they still work on even the latest hardware. Their usefullness is far from obsolete. I give them at least another 5 years.
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I love my 9x kernel...
Windows 98 SE will be obsolete when Windows XP can run on a system with 32 MB of RAM. In other words, I keep my Windows 98 for my older systems, such as the Duron 850 with the integrated video.
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I got pie!!!
Aaaaah, Windows2000, what can i say, the only operating system i have used that banishes the BSOD forever, and they intent to kill support fo it in 2004, b*sturds.
Did I mention that I hate XP?
Life is a bowl of cherries
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