The most important item in that picture of yours is the coffee cup! 😀At the moment, my PowerBook is a router. I'm testing a few configurations on the PB while I wait for USPS to deliver the right cable to setup the Soekris net5501. Performance and range are OK, but I haven't really stress tested it.
The most important item in that picture of yours is the coffee cup! 😀
It has been running Windows 10 for a few months now and has come a pretty long way. With how bad the performance was in the Beta, I figured there was no way that it would be released on July 29, but the last 2 betas feel like a full operating system. Meanwhile, El Cap has felt that way to me since Beta 1 😛
I don't know if I'd go that far; both OSs have had their share of issues. Say what you will about Windows 10, it never disabled any of my USB ports or stopped me from syncing to my iPod (both of which weren't fixed until El Capitan Beta 3).
Ok so let me start up a new topic in here, does anyone watch Halt and Catch Fire on AMC? Its this great show about a computer company in the 80s. In the first season, they set out to build a portable "laptop" computer, in the second season, they make a new company that is focused on developing a gaming network. I absolutely love this show and highly recommend it.
Thanks for the tip-off on this - half way through season 1 at the moment. I thought it was going to be a bit nerdy but the tech side is balanced really well.
Anybody have any old Windows 3.1 stuff? I'm going to start gaming on my Omnibook 425 again, bring back the good stuff.
I remember seeing a huge list not too long ago.There weren't really any Windows 3.1 games that I recall, apart from the obvious solitare and mahjong type. Any proper game at the time ran via DOS. Not sure what could run on a 16 colour greyscale display anyway!
It's been a long time since I used a floppy!I'm pretty sure I still have the entire set of 3.1 install floppies. IIRC the last one was corrupt, which meant you had the pleasure of sitting there churning through the install process like a champ until you reached the very last floppy.
Anybody have any old Windows 3.1 stuff? I'm going to start gaming on my Omnibook 425 again, bring back the good stuff.
Anybody have any old Windows 3.1 stuff? I'm going to start gaming on my Omnibook 425 again, bring back the good stuff.
I remember seeing a huge list not too long ago.
I'm pretty sure I still have the entire set of 3.1 install floppies. IIRC the last one was corrupt, which meant you had the pleasure of sitting there churning through the install process like a champ until you reached the very last floppy.
I even have a few sets of 2.x which all work, too. Fun fact, some German OEMs, like Vobis and Highscreen bundled Windows 3.11 on CD with their computers, which solved the problem of delicate floppies giving up the ghost as they tend to do.I'm sure I do and all mine work. I've also got Ps 3.0 on floppy and they all work
Mine were a set DOS + Windows they came with the computers that were part of my dad's tech lab maybe I'll try to install it in vboxYou could just copy all the Windows 3.1x files into a single directory from the floppies and it would happily install from there. Disk 7 onwards was just printer drivers anyway IIRC.
Still got mine backed up on CD somewhere. Also backed up the DOS 6/6.22/Win3.1x floppies as disk images.
Thanks for the tip-off on this - half way through season 1 at the moment. I thought it was going to be a bit nerdy but the tech side is balanced really well.
No problem! It's a great show! I can't wait for this week's episodeSame here. I think I'm hooked...