Hi Miark,
Thanks for the summary.
I seem to recall someone saying that it has problems with sound - I
think it was from a Voice Recognition list - ?
Your "time is money" theme is apt! My problem is really only in not
wasting money.
Win4 seems the clear winner all round.
The only negative thing is having to trash my drives and reload
everything again!
I've got gigabytes of programs. I thought all you had to do was
install win4 on top of an existing Linux system that still had a
Windoze partition (or two).
Any Newby-type hints from the install process?
Were you on M8?
What Doze ver?
Did you d/l the win4 or buy a box?
On Wed, 25 Jul 2001 03:03, you manipulated electrons to produce:
> I use Win4Lin.
>
> * It's a good price.
> * It's run all software so far.
> * You can configure drives however you want. I, for instance
> have it use FAT32 partition from my real Winsux
> installation, plus Reiser partitions.
> * It does real MS$ networking, including sharing of devices.
> * I haven't installed the printer yet, but I know you can
> install normal Windows print drivers, and anything else on
> the parallel port such as scanners.
> * It's stable. It rarely crashes, and when it does, I'm up
> again in about 10 seconds.
>
> My view is "time is money" and there's no way to escape the
> fact that _all_ solutions cost something significant. I just
> happen to be more willing to pay money than I was time,
> which all the free solutions "cost".
>
> Miark
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