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The X-Windows Disaster
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Re: The X-Windows Disaster
Most of the information there is ancient and no longer valid, or just plain wrong. It might have been funny at one point, but now it's just irrelevant. The footnote says the author deliberately used the term X-Windows (which is incorrect) to annoy "X fanatics."Wally Balljacker wrote:http://www.art.net/~hopkins/Don/unix-ha ... aster.html
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Oh my lord, that Windows 3.1 was the most god-awful thing to use, it was slow, it wasn't very useful, darn I rather use paper and pencil than that ugly thing!Patrick wrote:Anyone remember what windows or mac looked like back then?


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- Siddhattha Gotama (Buddha), founder of Buddhism.
Per Wikipedia, Windows 3.1 was released in March 1992.Tsuroerusu wrote:Oh my lord, that Windows 3.1 was the most god-awful thing to use, it was slow, it wasn't very useful, darn I rather use paper and pencil than that ugly thing!Patrick wrote:Anyone remember what windows or mac looked like back then?
I'm not even old enough to remember Windows 3.0.
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Tsuroerusu
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Then it must be Windows 3.0 I remember using at school, damn, I tell ya, hat thing was just ugly as all hell, even FVWM looks better than Windows 3.0!!!Gomer_X wrote:Per Wikipedia, Windows 3.1 was released in March 1992.
I'm not even old enough to remember Windows 3.0.I know it was pretty bad, though. I was using DOS 4.0 in those days.


"Hatred does not cease by hatred, but only by love. This is the eternal rule."
- Siddhattha Gotama (Buddha), founder of Buddhism.