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Youre Kidding right...
I think OS/2 and NT4 are very comparable. They share most of the same
features and have most of the same holes.....
Biggest inherent problem in both is lack of parameter validation in the
kernal in certain routines which cause NT's blue screen of death or OS/2's
Trap exceptions....
Single Input Messaging Queue which can cause the whole GUI to lock or not
respond...
Neither are not nearly as reliable as unix (even freeware linux).
I think that unix is not as robust as MVS, VM, CICS or any of IBM's other
mainframe OS's....
MS has a long way to go.....
Sean
> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> [mailto:owner-metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Ingvar
> Engelbrecht/NOVA-Data&Ekonomi/SE
> Sent: Tuesday, June 30, 1998 1:05 PM
> To: metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: Re: Use Win NT, throw out Win 95
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> Agree with you 100%!
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> Rating of OS stability and performance
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> OS/2 Warp 100%
> NT 4 80%
> WIN95 50%
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> Unfortunatly, you cant run Metastock on OS/2
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> "J.W.E Roberts" <jan.roberts@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> on 98-06-30 09:57:00
> Please respond to metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> To: metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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> Subject: Use Win NT, throw out Win 95
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> Hi Folks,
> Allow me a word to the Wise: *Don't* use Windows 31 bit! I used to have
> Win95 on the home-PC, and NT at the office. However, NT is so vastly
> superior to Win 95 that I can only urge everyone who uses his/her PC
> professionally to switch to Windows NT. The OS is secure, crash-proof
> (well, almost ;-), and nearly as fast as Win 95. So far I've *never* had
> Metastock quit on me yet!
> You just have to install a bit more RAM which is a dime a dozen today -
> 64 MB is the absolute minimum, 128 MB advisable (doubling RAM speeds up
> your PC much, much more than doubling the Herztes).
> Kind Regards & Happy Trading,
> Jan Willem Roberts
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> > Thanks Penelope, Lionel, and Wacek
> > Thanks for your replies, though some of you second guessed me. I'm
> > happy with Win95 (well, sort of), but there's a study exercise that I
> > have to do for a course that requires the use of 3.1.1. Oh well, I
> > suppose I'll have to beg the use of a friend's computer (with 3.1.1
> > installed ;-). Thanks for your help, all.
> > Michael
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