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Message   Peter    JeremyT1   Multitasking?!?   March 10, 1996
 12:39 PM *  

Re: Multitasking?!?

> > > #2, I don't believe it's really fair to compare Windows 95 to OS/2 Warp.
> > > Windows 95 is not Microsoft's full 32-bit operating system.  Windows NT i
> > AIX is IBM's full 32-bit operating system....what's not fair?
> >                                                 -Papa Smurf
> What's not fair is that you are comparing a 16/32-bit OS to a 32-bit OS.  The
> fair comparison is OS/2 vs. Windows NT.  32-bit vs 32-bit.  AIX is strictly
> RS/6000, not one bit PC based, so that's not a fair comparison either.

Good point...I suspected that it might only run on the RS/6000's but wasn't
sure..(got to play with an aix box for a while...)  anyways fair
fair fair....if everything were completly fair,  There could be no clear
winner.  What I think is best basis for comparision is the market/use that
these operating systems were intended for.  Win95 was boasted by microsoft as
a 32-bit operating system for home/business use.  The same I think applys to
OS/2.  WindowsNT currently is targeted twoards busines...mission criticle
applications.  Not video games, and little toy trains.  (or is that
toy -trains and video games).

                                                -Papa Smurf
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