mark-d Well-known member Apr 24, 2012 289 0 0 Visit site Dec 22, 2016 #84 PC Dos and MS Dos then Windows 3.0, then 3.1 then 3.11 then onto 95' 98' XP, 7 then 10 Anyone remember the very ill feted Windows ME? Thankfully I avoided that "upgrade" path!
PC Dos and MS Dos then Windows 3.0, then 3.1 then 3.11 then onto 95' 98' XP, 7 then 10 Anyone remember the very ill feted Windows ME? Thankfully I avoided that "upgrade" path!
A anon(39328) Well-known member Apr 22, 2011 547 5 0 Visit site Dec 22, 2016 #85 mark-d said: PC Dos and MS Dos then Windows 3.0, then 3.1 then 3.11 then onto 95' 98' XP, 7 then 10 Anyone remember the very ill feted Windows ME? Thankfully I avoided that "upgrade" path! Click to expand... Yup. Those that say that Vista or 8 was the worst windows ever, clearly never had the pleasure of using ME.
mark-d said: PC Dos and MS Dos then Windows 3.0, then 3.1 then 3.11 then onto 95' 98' XP, 7 then 10 Anyone remember the very ill feted Windows ME? Thankfully I avoided that "upgrade" path! Click to expand... Yup. Those that say that Vista or 8 was the worst windows ever, clearly never had the pleasure of using ME.
Andre Wides New member Dec 22, 2016 1 0 0 Visit site Dec 22, 2016 #86 I used DOS and then Windows 98.
JimMLINY Well-known member Sep 3, 2014 46 0 6 Visit site Feb 20, 2017 #87 Windows for Workgroups 3.11
LuchoRLR Well-known member Mar 30, 2017 81 0 0 Visit site Apr 3, 2017 #89 Windows XP, what a good times
mark-d Well-known member Apr 24, 2012 289 0 0 Visit site Apr 4, 2017 #91 Another DOS user here Both MS Dos and PC Dos Even in these days there's still come great uses for command prompt
Another DOS user here Both MS Dos and PC Dos Even in these days there's still come great uses for command prompt
4mywife Well-known member Apr 13, 2017 149 0 0 Visit site Apr 17, 2017 #93 DOS and before that it was the good old typewriter.
Lee_Bo Well-known member Apr 6, 2016 6,070 309 68 Visit site Apr 18, 2017 #94 Windows 3.0. But as long as I'm showing my age, before that I used several versions of Linux, and a (still fully functioning) Commodore 64.
Windows 3.0. But as long as I'm showing my age, before that I used several versions of Linux, and a (still fully functioning) Commodore 64.