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Well said IMO, and I share your view of Windows.
:)
Bill
--- In amibroker@xxxx, "imcharliehm" <charliehm@xxxx> wrote:
> JT,
>
> My suggestion would be to use any Windows version you are
comfortable
> with for the old HD that will be dedicated to AB. All of them, 98,
> ME, XP, 2000, etc., can be made to be virtually interchangeable
with
> each other in terms of performance and user interface if you know
how
> to add, chop, and modify.
>
> Don't use a Linux version, though it's an excellent OS in all
> distros. AB is a Windows app, built on top of Windows, and
integrates
> well with other MS products, like Excel and Word which you'll be
> using in conjunction with AB, as well as your (likely) Windows-
based
> data feed(s).
>
> My suggestion, again, would be to keep your possible
ncompatibilities
> to a minimum, unless you're truly comfortable with dual boot
systems.
> Windows is a buggy piece of resource-hogging junk, but it offers
> sufficient out-of-the-box functionality to run AB well enough to
get
> the job done without the learning curve using Linux will likely
> impose upon you.
>
> Charlie
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