From: "Alex" <acombs AT uiuc DOT edu>
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Re: How Well does Djgpp run under Windows98.
Date: Mon, 4 May 1998 09:27:53 -0500
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Personally, Windows 95 causes me very few problems, considering all the
advancements and features it has. I guess it's all in how much time & effort
you take to set up the BIOS, Win 95, and your software.  If you know how to
do it yourself, you have a very good chance of stabilizing Win 95, because
the factory options aren't usually the best settings.

-Alex

WWynd's wrote in message <354a9004 DOT 0 AT daisy DOT ans DOT com DOT au>...
:How well dows Djgpp run under win98, also is windows 98 more stable than
win
:95, as i leave the computer on for a few hours using it then after a while
:it loves to crash (Doing the odd stuff). I Have win 95b, it's always best
to
:find out first how good it is.
:
:Real Programmers Don't Know how to Speel.
:
: