Known stability
Efficiency
Cost of qualifying a new OS (business setting?)
If it works don't fix it
I've never used NT, but if I may borrow from other experience,
I had one set of applications which I used to run happily in
DOS. DR-DOS 5.0 was the last DOS which would run these
applications (one was a TSR) as later versions of DOS did
something funny with the hotkey. There is no Windows
application that will do what these old applications did. Life
goes on and I became satisfied with doing something less
efficient because of all the other advantages of having more
than 1 MB of RAM. But it did break that one important
application for me.
Incidentally, USB can be run in Windows 95 OSR 2.5, but not all
devices. I helped somebody set up a system like that, she
never wanted to add further USB devices, and we are both happy.
I was wondering if it is possible to add 1394 / Firewire to a
Win95a installation. Didn't find an answer in Google, but
since people said you couldn't get it to work in Win98 (only
Win98SE), I'm guessing the answer is "No".
In article <20030404210344.49374.qmail@web9708.mail.yahoo.com>,
"Steve C." <stevec50@yahoo.com> wrote:
>Why on earth would you want to install something as
>old as NT?
>--- Donald MacQueen <dmacq@erols.com> wrote:
>>
>> i am considering putting windows nt 4 on a thinkpad.
>> does nt 4 support
>> usb? i can't seem to find a definitive answer.
>>
>> thanks.
>>
>>
>> --
>> Donald
>
>
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