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|    Sean Dennis to Kurt Weiske    |
|    Re: Windows 7    |
|    17 Jun 14 14:18:32    |
      -=> Kurt Weiske wrote to Sean Dennis <=-               KW> Microsoft does have an in-place upgrade that worked on a couple of        KW> thousand CS agent desktop PCs, but that was done only as a last resort        KW> when doing a fresh install wasn't possible.              I've heard about that upgrade...something I don't think I'd want to have        to try on my own.               KW> We had quite a few commercial apps that lagged behind Microsoft, and        KW> getting groups to migrate from a working app took some effort. Given        KW> the quotes of $100,000+ for XP support, suddenly they became more        KW> amenable. :)              Exactly. A friend of mine, who is still working on porting a DOS app to        Linux, just had to move several of his systems over to Linux to run this        program under DOSemu since DOSemu is more robust than DOSbox for things        other than gaming and running simple DOS programs. He had a time with        it at first, never having tried Linux before, but he got the hang of it.        He's now looking at upgrading a few of his machines with W8 and I wished        him luck!              I will say that Windows runs great under a VM though. I have W7P here        in a VM that I use on occasion, but I'd love to stuff more than 4GB RAM        in this machine to allow Windows to expand like spray foam. :D              Later,       Sean                     ... Windows Error 014: Nonexistent error. This cannot really be happening.       --- MultiMail/Linux        * Origin: Outpost BBS * Johnson City, TN, USA (1:18/200)    |
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