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This is why I love Windows NT.

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And that was a while ago. My swap file keeps increasing......... it's over a gigabyte now! :Q If this was Win9x it would have crashed 2 weeks ago. I really need more ram though. I got 272MB now (128+128+16). I got a 256MB stick in my dad's old computer but i've been putting it off since I don't feel like restarting. 😉
 
272MB you mean?
heh

And you have your title wrong meethinks.

"This is why I don't like Win9x".

Any good OS (which WinNT certainly qualifies IMO) should be able to do that.

Crap OSes like Win9x can't.
 


<< That's too many windows open..
-- mrcodedude >>



Yea, just a few too many...
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yeah i love how in NT you cant even shut down processes because it wont 'let' you. LISTEN WINDOWS, I AM THE ADMIN NOT YOU!!!!

pos :disgust:
 
so...? i had like 100 mozilla instances open in freebsd, and the only thing that died was X. restart X and it was like new.


i could probably do that 60 times a day for a week and not affect the uptime.


windows has lowered everybody's expectations of a stable OS.
 


<< so...? i had like 100 mozilla instances open in freebsd, and the only thing that died was X. restart X and it was like new.


i could probably do that 60 times a day for a week and not affect the uptime.


windows has lowered everybody's expectations of a stable OS. >>


so very true...i can do quite a few things to lock up windows, but w/ linux i have -never- had it lock up, hell, i RARELY even have a problem with X.
 
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