What Window Do You Look Out ??

What Window do you look out of?

  • Windows 95

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Windows 98

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Windows 98SE

    Votes: 1 1.3%
  • Windows 2000

    Votes: 3 3.8%
  • Windows ME

    Votes: 2 2.5%
  • Windows XP Home

    Votes: 38 48.1%
  • Windows XP Office

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Windows XP Pro

    Votes: 23 29.1%
  • Windows Vista

    Votes: 10 12.7%
  • Windows 7

    Votes: 2 2.5%
  • Other

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
    79

Grandpa Frank

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Anyone still have Windows 95? Remember what a hassel 3.1 and DOS were back in the good ol days? I bet maybe a few of you still use 98 or 98SE.
Many office workers still use 2000. Gotta be quite a few ME users still about.
And of course when you went to get XP you had to pick Home/Office/or Pro.
Now I know we have Apple users, Linux and others out there for die hard Microsoft haters. SOOO, what are you using??

Frank

:?
 
Windows XP! 😄 Used to be XP Home; I just had it updated now.

At work, though, we still use 2000. I guess there's no need to change yet, as it works just fine. The only hassle is that documents I write at home can't be read by Word at work... :eek:
 
Dual boot Win 98SE and Win XP Pro :)

I remember Win 3.1 when I was kid learning computers at the day care center.

At work we use Windows 2000.
 
I use XP Pro at work and 98 at home, but I couldn't choose two. I have 98 at home 'cos my home PC is a stegosaurus and can't handle XP. Saving up ...
 
i'm using xp home edition, but seriously hope that longhorn's a real improvement compared to xp
 
I remember when I was at school, they taught us word processing on DOS, and the internet was still science fiction. Man, it makes me feel so old! 😌
 
Kinsao said:
I remember when I was at school, they taught us word processing on DOS, and the internet was still science fiction. Man, it makes me feel so old! 😌

I go back to punch cards and teletype machines and punch tape and magnetic reels about 2 feet in diameter. Th computers stood 6 feet tall and you flicked toggle switchs on & off to make program changes. The room would be about 110 degrees from all the heat the old stuff gave off. AHHH, the good ol days !

Frank

😊
 
Saving up for a machine that can run OS X... until then i have to keep myself from throwing a brick through Windows 2000 (still the most stable and reliable version).
 
Frank D. White said:
Anyone still have Windows 95? Remember what a hassel 3.1 and DOS were back in the good ol days? I bet maybe a few of you still use 98 or 98SE.
Many office workers still use 2000. Gotta be quite a few ME users still about.
And of course when you went to get XP you had to pick Home/Office/or Pro.
Now I know we have Apple users, Linux and others out there for die hard Microsoft haters. SOOO, what are you using??

Frank

:?

Aw c'mon, 3.1 wasn't that bad. And I used to play some great games through DOS (just look for the .exe file!). I've used just about every Windows product, including ME (which I hated). I'm on XP Pro right now, but may have to remove it due to -ahem- issues.
 
On my laptop I run XP Home, but on my desktop I run 98/XP. I mixed XP and 98 together so I don't have a problem when it comes to writing documents for college, so I can actually open up my documents... sometimes XD
 
Well, Uncle Frank, I'm one of those Apple users you mentioned, so the only window I look through gives me a wonderful view of the nearby alley from my little home office. As for the "other" Windows (ICK!), I'm forced to use 2000 at work.
:D
 
I still have my computers that have win 3.1, win 95, and win 98. Maybe I should fire them up and compare the difference. Then again, maybe I should just trash them or save them to sell on e-bay.
 
Coincidentally, I recently started playing a game called Castle of the Winds that I used to play on our old 486. It ran on 3.1, and still runs on xp. Thankfully it's turn-based, otherwise I'd be getting wiped out like I did when I ran doom on a pentium 3 without adjusting game speed.
 
I use XP Home at home; XP Professional at the office.

Used to have '98SE until my hard drive crashed - not too bad actually - but couldn't "shut her down" without a sledgehammer! .... until I added lots of RAM! (Then the "shut down bug" seemed to slink away!)

I'm gonna add a second hard-drive and try Linux the very moment I have the courage to install it. Wish me luck!

ニ淡ニ停?。ニ停?
 
XP Home unfortunately. :eek: I hope Windows goes to the 9th circle of Hell! Tiger OS all the way!!! 👍

Doc 🙂
 
Doc said:
XP Home unfortunately. :eek: I hope Windows goes to the 9th circle of Hell! Tiger OS all the way!!! 👍

Doc 🙂

A-HA! I knew there was something about you that I liked, Doc! Tiger roars!!

👍
 
I use XP Pro at home, and Win NT at work...never tried apple yet though!
 
Kinsao said:
I remember when I was at school, they taught us word processing on DOS, and the internet was still science fiction. Man, it makes me feel so old! 😌

When I was in school they taught us typing. We had yet to wrap our minds around the term "food processor", let alone "word processor" (which none of us had ever even heard of and I'm not sure even existed yet).

We spent half of each term on manual typewriters and half on electric.

Typing remains the single most used of any skill I learned at school.
 
mikecash said:
When I was in school they taught us typing. We had yet to wrap our minds around the term "food processor", let alone "word processor" (which none of us had ever even heard of and I'm not sure even existed yet).

We spent half of each term on manual typewriters and half on electric.

Typewriters? Are you kidding? Hell, when I was in high school, we used hammers and chisels on slate tablets like on The Flintstones!
:D
 
You had chisels? Which would this have been? Iron Age or Bronze Age?
 
School, What's That ??

I was too busy hunting mastadons and avoiding the sabertooths for that sissy stuff! If we would have had school back then, recess would have been swimming in the tar pits.

Frank

😊
 
flashjeff said:
A-HA! I knew there was something about you that I liked, Doc! Tiger roars!!

👍

What can I say? I love Macs! 👍

Doc 🙂
 
Doc said:
What can I say? I love Macs! 👍
Doc 🙂

Cool beans! I've been a Mac user since 1994 and have loved the experience! In fact, with my birthday coming up on Thursday, I'm thinking of treating myself to a new G5 iMac. Should be great!
👍

Yo, Uncle Frank! I imagine you stayed pretty fit and healthy back in the day, what with all that running from those sabretooths!
:D
 
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