Windows 95 and Vista (Oh, the outdatedness!)

[Manhattan_Project_2000]

Meeeh.

I got the 95 up and running O_o I had the diskette to install himem.SYS, but it booted up just fine without it, for once. I guess it felt threatened.

I enjoyed it more as a paperweight, but I guess it'll due if I ever need to type a paper for school or write a fanfic and my dad refuses to leave the computer. Besides that, I hate Vista >_>

I could try installing XP if that's plausible.

Here's the System Requirements for XP. If it doesn't meet or exceed all of those attributes, don't even try.

[Aizmov]

Meeeh.

I got the 95 up and running O_o I had the diskette to install himem.SYS, but it booted up just fine without it, for once. I guess it felt threatened.

I enjoyed it more as a paperweight, but I guess it'll due if I ever need to type a paper for school or write a fanfic and my dad refuses to leave the computer. Besides that, I hate Vista >_>

I could try installing XP if that's plausible.

Try DSL instead.
Very easy to use.
Requires no install.
Leaves no trace on your computer, very Ninja-like

See my post in Page 1.

[Chocobo]

Try DSL instead.
Very easy to use.
Requires no install.
Leaves no trace on your computer, very Ninja-like

See my post in Page 1.

I saw your post on page 1, and I'm exactly not willing to try something I've never heard of [O_o possibly makes me sound out of date]; unless I research it more than what you've posted about it, I'm not going to try it.

Even if it is "easy". What's easy to you may be difficult to others. The 95 will be handed down to my dad; the only thing he'll be doing on it is searching the web, and that occasional download of GEDCOM for family research, and possibly download pictures if he ever learns the concepts of Right-Click>Save As.

Or I guess now you can just drag and drop the pictures or file on your desktop? Huh...I still like the save as feature.

And damn the Processor! 166 Mhz...

Maybe I'll just go into Computer Building for Independent Study instead of Game Programming. I've always wanted a mini-supercomputer, as he says. He built one from scratch several years ago which runs about the same peak as the recent Dells the school bought, but he has to turn his on with an "arcade" red button.

[Aizmov]

I saw your post on page 1, and I'm exactly not willing to try something I've never heard of [O_o possibly makes me sound out of date]; unless I research it more than what you've posted about it, I'm not going to try it.

Even if it is "easy". What's easy to you may be difficult to others. The 95 will be handed down to my dad; the only thing he'll be doing on it is searching the web, and that occasional download of GEDCOM for family research, and possibly download pictures if he ever learns the concepts of Right-Click>Save As.

Or I guess now you can just drag and drop the pictures or file on your desktop? Huh...I still like the save as feature.

And damn the Processor! 166 Mhz...

Maybe I'll just go into Computer Building for Independent Study instead of Game Programming. I've always wanted a mini-supercomputer, as he says. He built one from scratch several years ago which runs about the same peak as the recent Dells the school bought, but he has to turn his on with an "arcade" red button.

DSL is guilt-free, just burn it to a CD and pop it in. Whenever you've had enough of it, just pop it out and restart. It will leave no trace of it whatsoever. Just like poping a videogame CD in your Playstation, no install is required, and when you're done you just pop it out and BOOM no trace is left.