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Date:	Wed, 20 Feb 2002 11:16:46 +0100
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Subject:	Re: WinXP and DJGPP....
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Charles Sandmann wrote:

>If your primary concern for an operating system is based on if it runs
>old games - XP probably isn't for you.  If you are tired of the reboot of
>the hour - and want to be able to run for weeks or months on end without
>rebooting or losing data, XP runs circles around any Win 9x based kernel.
>
This is off-topic, but I cannot keep myself from mentioning that on my 3 
different machines (Pentium II. 350, Celeron 500, Athlon 1330) XP 
crashes regulary with a (graphical) BSD (which according to Microsoft 
does not exist any more...).  Mostly during startup in various system 
drivers, all of which is provided by Microsoft,, but I can crash the OS 
sometimes with starting winamp, or debugging in Delphi 3. I had fewer 
problems with 98.

                                                        Andras

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