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Re: Grandson of Flame-O-Rama
- Subject: Re: Grandson of Flame-O-Rama
- From: wsgentry@nedata.reston.ingr.com (W. Scott Gentry)
- Date: 5 May 1994 23:21:16 -0400
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: Intergraph Corporation, Huntsville, AL
- References: <2q1f7v$sql@jadzia.CSOS.ORST.EDU> <2q22u5$636@jadzia.CSOS.ORST.EDU>
yoshi@CSOS.ORST.EDU (Yoshi) writes:
> BWHAHAHAHAHAAHA... NT sucks. I have *PC* users agreeing with me.
> NT sucks. NT plain out sucks (I think 3 times is enough, eh?).
> If you're going to use a 80x86 CPU, put it to USE: Run NetBSD or
> Linux on it. Don't run DOS, don't run any OS Microsfot brings you.
> It'll end up bringing YOU to your knees.
As a person who runs NT every day, I am afraid that your assertion would
qualify only as an opinion.
> I crashed Windows NT in 5 minutes; loaded up 6 applications, did
> some constant math calculations with them, ended them, and shut
> down the machine: The damn thing locked at shutdown. How NICE:
> NT then went absolutly *WACKO* the next time I brought the machine
> up. All *TYPES* of FAT errors and X-linked files. Give me a break.
> The thing needs a 32MB swap file even WHEN it has 20MB of RAM.
> Run OS/2. Sheesh.
Which six applications? Were those six applications written to conform to
NT standards? Were they at least well-behaved Windows apps? I am afraid that
you should really think about posting stuff like this until you know what you're
talking about because you will get picked apart everytime by people who
know what they're talking about.
While it is true that the first release of NT uses many resources inefficiently,
I must say that in sixteen years in the computer industry, I have never seen
a more stable first release of an OS.
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