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- (I don't need to quote the whole thing do I? <g>)
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- Richard Steiner wrote:
- > It still seems to need the same kinds of memory and resource management utilities
- >DOS and Windows used to (there's certainly still a large market for them!), and it
- >still suffers from some of the same performance bottlenecks under load, even on my
- >machine with 20MB.
- Hmmmm - there is still a Memory problem, but I have yet to see an OS that handled
- your memory perfectly, and for Resource management, Well my PC is my phone, fax,
- FTP server, HTTP server, TV, etc.. so I use it hard and fast. With all this going
- on a P90 w\ 32MB ram ON TOP OF my regular usage I only have to Reboot it once or
- twice a week (takes a bloody year to boot though) so I really have no problem with
- the resource management
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- >
- > IMhO, there's really no difference.
- ->'Eh - there's a difference, it still just a geewy over DOS 7.0, but there
- is a serious diffence. Its a TOTAL rewrite of the World's most popular piece of
- software and its alot different than any of the MAC updates (6.5 to 7.5) The next
- (and first) Major upgrade of the Mac OS will be Copland (If that isn't REAL good
- Apple could be sunk).
- >
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- Cyberian Moose
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- (I don't need to quote the whole thing do I? <g>)
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