From
George Valnin
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To
Stanislav Udin
22 November 2001
Hello Stanislav!
19 Nov 01 20:59, Stanislav Udin -> Roman Alexandrov:
RA>> Subject! Photoshop does not work under XP. Bad compatibility mode
RA>> does not solve anything.
SU> Damn, what are you missing in 98SE? I don’t know about y whom, but y
SU> all of me
SU> works stably, does not slow down, does not hang up, takes much less
SU> space, requires less resources, there are drivers for any device and
SU> etc. etc. What do Win2K and WinXP have that Win98SE doesn’t?
1) W2k is much more stable and reliable than 98.
2) With the modern volume of screws, the size of the OS does not matter.
3) W2k does not slow down. At least not enough to talk about it.
By the way, according to ZDNet estimates, programs under W2k and XP work faster than under 98.
what percentage - needs to be clarified.
4) Of course, W2k requires more memory than 98, but again with modern
its prices and volumes do not matter.
5) W2k has drivers for all devices, especially new ones.
6) W2k has NTFS.
Best regards, George
From
George Valnin
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To
Iliya Chegleyev
24 November 2001
Hello Iliya!
21 Nov 01 23:31, Iliya Chegleyev -> Roman Alexandrov:
SU>>> Damn, what are you missing in 98SE?
RA>> Reliability, stability, security and
RA>> multi-user
RA> RA>> mode (XP)
IC> Damn, I'm using 98 SR1(!) There are no glitches at all! Well, although I'm not into toys
IC> especially...
You launch 5 explorers, Outlook Express, PowerDesk, ICQ. dialer Socrat97,
WinAmp. mIRC. Write the disc in Nero, pack MP3. RAR something big, press it,
Launch MathCad, Photoshop. Word, check something with AVP and most importantly run it
ReGet with 50 downloads in queue. :)
All this without rebooting and preferably to remain in memory at the same time. Such
I had a situation several times when I had to keep all these programs
simultaneously in memory.
Let's see if it works for at least an hour. :)
SU>>> takes up much less space
RA>> On my 60GB it doesn’t matter
IC> Hmm, what's the difference? After all, not everyone has such screws, but for example
IC>2000 and
IC> millennium has the ability to grow to unprecedented sizes,
IC>me IC> millennium reached e.g. up to 1.5 GB,
I don’t know how it is with linoleum, but don’t worry about 2000. Why doesn't she
grows to 1.5 gigs.
The only thing is that after installing Service Pack 2, a folder of 200 meters is created
with its contents, but firstly it can be deleted, as far as I know, and secondly
compress on NTFS - will take 140MB.
You can also remove DLLHELL and driver.cab, which in total take up 300 meters (at
FAT), but this will lead to you know what.
RA>> On my 1330Hz processor and 384 megabytes of DDR brains
RA>> no noticeable difference
IC> Hmm... Well, I seriously doubt that even on your computer
IC> 200o (let's say it) will load in 8 seconds. Or am I wrong?
2000 loads faster than 98 on any computer. :)
Best regards, George
From
Kirill Frolov
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To
Roman Alexandrov
25 November 2001
Press RESET immediately, Roman!
24 Nov 01 22:43, Roman Alexandrov wrote to Kirill Palmin:
RA> Microsax claims that 2000 and XP load faster than 98, in
If it is such a microsax, then why is it still on your computer?
When he is not there, then you will talk about the sax or not.
From
George Valnin
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To
Kirill Palmin
27 November 2001
Hello Kirill!
23 Nov 01 20:47, Kirill Palmin -> Roman Alexandrov:
RA>> What difference does it make to me how long it loads if I don’t have a computer
RA>> turn off
RA>> around the clock, this matters for 9x because work a day without
RA>> pairs of reboots are not allowed.
KP> You know, the way I use the computer, the frequency of reboots
KP> and that and
KP> other(98 & 2000) is approximately the same and the subsequent loading time is
KP> value. The computer also does not turn off around the clock. And I didn't notice any special
KP> stability 2000 before 98.
If you haven't noticed that 2000 is much more stable than 98, then there are several
options:
1) You have crooked iron.
2) You have crooked hands.
3) You are not loading the OS hard enough.
4) You did not install SP2.
IC>>> By the way, initially the conversation was not only about your computer.
RA>> Initially the question was “why 2000/XP when there is 9x”, I explained
RA>> why.
KP> No, it’s not clear. It is smaller
This does not play any role with modern screws.
KP> faster,Applications according to ZDNet under 2000 run faster.
KP> easier to configure
You're lying...
KP> and more
KP> some little things with drivers (compared to 2000, xp not
KP> tried),
Now, in my opinion, most manufacturers have already made drivers for 2000 and XP.
KP> a
KP> does not fly off much more often (I'm talking about the working one
KP> machine, not about the server).
Because of this it hangs much more often.
Best regards, George
From
George Valnin
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To
Igor Majorov
29 November 2001
Hello Igor!
28 Nov 01 06:02, Igor Majorov -> George Valnin:
RA>>> Microsax claims that 2000 and XP load faster than
RA>>> 98th, in
RA>>> in the case of XP, I am inclined to believe them.
IM> And they talk about what? After all, XP is by no means skinny and 2000
IM> the same
IM> that means something will start loading while you are working :(( Imho
IM> logical.
2000 takes up more than 60MB of memory, and 98 only 25.
RA>>> And I noticed that it hangs much less often.
IM> And my 95th doesn’t really freeze :(( Here the computer plows all day long and
IM> ok. Maybe some drivers are not very direct? After all, it’s small
IM> stone
IM> also does not immediately cause an avalanche.
I didn’t understand anything. :)))
GV>> It hasn’t hung for me once in a year of use. Although 98 with those
GV>> same
GV>> loads every 2 hours
IM> And now a list of what you did in Windows at the same time
IM> as far as you are
IM> every task was necessary, but everyone is playing croak IM> calculating the movement of atoms in a cubic meter of air...
And I listed these applications in one of my letters. I can say it again:
For internet:
1) Dialer
2) NetMedic
3)AtGuard
4) Outlook Express
5) ICQ
6) IE5 (from 1 to 5 or more pieces)
7) FlashGet (ReGet)
8) mIRC
Rest:
1) WinAmp
2) Power Desk
This is usually loaded for me when I'm surfing the internet.
But there are often situations when you also need to work in:
1) Word
2) MathCad
3) Nero
4) PhotoShop
5) AVP (check downloaded archives and programs)
6) Acrobat Reader (view downloaded PDFs)
7) Excel (calculations and viewing downloaded prices)
8) Socrat 97 (translation :) )
9) Aditor (watch downloaded texts or those on the HDD)
10) WinRar (unpack downloaded archives, for example, abstracts)
11) ACDSee
Total:
10 only for the Internet plus up to 11 pieces for parallel activities.
Total: 21 pieces.
Windows 98 crashed quite quickly only during the first 10 programs, I’m already silent
about the situation when using the latest 11 applications.
The 2000 doesn't even glitch.
Any questions? :)
Best regards, George
From
Artem O. Kozakov
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To
George Valnin
11 December 2001
Hello George!
December 7, 2001 (it was 10:02 pm then)
George Valnin in his letter to Igor Majorov wrote:
IM>> I have almost the same except for IE and Powerdesk in 98, I think
IM>> nothing.
GV> I don’t understand why people don’t like IE and Outlook Express.
GV> So far no one has made any clear arguments in favor of TheBat and Opera, and
GV> especially against IE and OE.
there are few viruses that spread exclusively through holes in IE + OE + Outlook?
Mozilla + The Bat! our choice :)
IM>> To calculate Excel prices?
IM>> Cool, but thick.
GV> Not for calculation, but for _view_. How else can you look at .xls?
602 PC Office Suite is freeware, by the way.
IM>> Your computer, please see the configuration.
GV> Iwill XA100+
GV> K6-2-350
GV> 250MB PC-100
original. maybe 256MB? :)
Best regards, Artem