>From: Mark S Penrice <bsu83e@bangor.ac.uk>
>Subject: Re: [Thinkpad] Blast from the past - 701 troubles
>
>Ah, you mean man :) It's not as bad as all that, the machine still
has >a fair term of use left in it. You just have to see it from a different
>perspective (ie mine :). As a poor student ust needing a semiportable
>WP thing, it was the most laptop I could get for sixty pounds, and a
>fair good value at that.
>I wonder how well it would take to win95 or 98 in the end (yes, i'm
>also a win98SE stalwart, and will be to the bitter end. it suits my
>retro/minimalist/non-bloat sensibilities.. well, as much as i can make
>it without losing USB/LFN/etc capabilities).
Mark
If you like older hardware and WIN98 you should check out Win98 Lite
<www.litePC.com>
It's the best $40 I ever spent on my computer (and he's working on XP lite).
It's an installer that gives you many more choices configuring Windows.
My daughters Pentium 90 runs 98 Lite with 32 Mb RAM no problem.
The best thing is you can omit Internet Explorer, contrary to what some
extremely wealthy computer geeks said.
No connection with the software company I just admire efficient
programming (even if I can't do it myself).
-- Andrew King Ann Arbor Michigan technology is the answer, what was the question? _______________________________________________ Thinkpad mailing list Thinkpad@stderr.org http://stderr.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/thinkpadReceived on Wed Apr 23 00:23:48 2003
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