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Message   Peter    Eric   Which is...   February 28, 1996
 9:06 PM *  

Re: Which is...

> Well, if you are going to chose between one of those two, your best bet is
> going to be Win95.  Not that it is better, or not that I even like it better.
>  But, according to Information Week, IBM is dropping the OS/2 project to
> pursue the PowerPC.  This is mainly due to lack of interest with OS/2.  <IE
> they are not making enough money I suppose>

Infoweek is throwing it....OS/2 will release their new copy of OS/2 in a few
months this will have open-doc support, java, opengl, c-2 security, voice
navigation and dictation...lots of cool networking support..game
graphics-network-sound support...improved performance...OS/2's kernel is also
being rewritten in C...so it can be ported to the PowerPC and other platforms
relaitivly easily...IBM has launched a massive advertising campaign on the
net...wich pretty much tells the truth about win95 -- ...get Windows NT..tried
workstation 4.0 beta and really love it...that's a good product...win95 is a
kludge...Sounds to me like IBM plans on getting rid of os/2.....:)

> If Win95 gets a bug fix release soon, I would imagine that it will be much
> better.  Though, I have not read anything about another release in the near
> future.  Windows NT will be getting a new version soon.  NT 4.0.  With this
> it will get a face lift and use the standard Win95 interface.  NT if by far
> superior.  However, if you are loaded with 16 bit Apps that you refuse to get
> rid of and stll want to run, go with 95.  NT doesn't like to run a lot of 16
> bit stuff.  Another drawback to NT is that it cose about 2x as much as 95.

I havn't noticed any problems...do know that win95 turns into win3.1 if you
decide to run any 16-bit stuff on it.

                                                -Papa Smurf
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