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N7DXT > BPQ 13.08.99 18:34l 69 Lines 2652 Bytes #-9925 (0) @ WW
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SM7UZI wrote to BPQ on Mon Aug 09 17:24:09 1999:
> No your delivery requirements was a bit strange, so don't blaim me!
I don't know what was so strange about the delivery requirements.
I just said send it, and I am good in the callbook.
> You mean that you run a standalone node under win95, when you could have been
> using any other os (dos for bpq) instead?
I did not say that. I said I run bpq on a machine that runs win95.
> It is amazing!
In what way? That I could figure out how to make it work and you could not?
> A node shall run for years with out any breaks and no maintenance don't think
> your win95 will do that!
Nor will any other node.
Hey that would make an interesting sidebar. Does anyone have or know of a
node which has run for years with no breaks or maintenance? Maybe somewhere
there is still an old S2000 Net/Rom 1.3 that's been going since day one and
has NEVER been down for any reason.
What is the record? Submissions gladly taken!
> There are better softwares avaliable, why should they not be used?
Maybe because they don't deliver the goods (i.e. they don't work).
> Bpq used as packet driver isn't as good as other packet driver, and if you
> want a node is bpq the worst choise.
> How come you seems think so?
How come YOU think so? You said it.
> There are those who think that "32 bit program" is some sort of magic word
> that turns any crap in to something fantastic!
I didn't say that. But it would be nice to be able to use all of my ports,
cards, etc. on the system instead of hiding bpq's resources from win95.
> Win32 have a from m$'s point of view feature that makes it impossible to use
> 16bit software without filling up the ram.
RTFM
Sounds like you have had serious problems with win95, and I have heard all
the horror stories, but the ones I have seen for myself were caused by
pilot error. I have two pcs at home which have been running win95 since it
came out in '96, they get heavy use and I have installed hundreds of
different types of software on them from all over the world, and have had
none of these horrors.
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