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LimaBiker posted:Now including 4 extra Boomer elipses! And they are not even proper … ellipsis, but dot space dot space dot . . . More on topic, it's fun how exactly that marketing mirrors the more optimistic pitches for AI in the workplace.
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Fil5000 posted:You know, I seem to recall never actually seeing any iteration of 4 installed on anything back in the day. Everything went from like 3.3 to 5 and skipped 4 entirely. Was 4 the D&D 4 of operating systems or something As I understand it: Basically yes. They went off on a tangent and designed a multitasking DOS, complete with a fullscreen launcher to manage and switch between programs. IIRC it used a lot more RAM than 3 and was never entirely finished, but was shipped on some weird European business machines. There is also a separate "4" that was a more normal "3 with a few upgrades" that they made with IBM, but I don't think that had any sort of wide distribution either. E: MT-DOS 4 at betawiki E2: Oh OS/2 is kind of a descendant - I thought it was already around when this launched, but no. Computer viking has a new favorite as of 14:26 on Apr 28, 2024 |
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Dick Trauma posted:You know what you must do. Please don't snort the fader dust.
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