chewit Posted October 28, 2007 Posted October 28, 2007 (edited) Hi,I'm new to this forum, and I have to say this is fantasic that there is still so much support for Win98. I use Win98 SE on my (Pentium Celeron 700mhz, 256mb ram) PC, I have been considering upgrading to XP. But after seeing all this, I forgot how great Win98 is. This community is very similar to the linux community. We all love our OS and we want it to live on.Long Live Win98! Edited October 28, 2007 by chewit
cyberformer Posted October 28, 2007 Posted October 28, 2007 So True! Windows 98se still has untapped potential. To me it represents the construct of what would have been perfect, had the carpet not been pulled out from beneath it. Yes, all other operating systems have their virtues, but when you consider it, 98se provides the perfect blend of speed, stability, practicality, user control--etc, etc.The projects of the members of this forum that have contributed so much to enhance and keep 98se going, is no thing short of amazing, and is not to be taken lightly! I thank them all for having added the utter most enjoyment to my use of the PC!
chewit Posted October 28, 2007 Author Posted October 28, 2007 So True! Windows 98se still has untapped potential. To me it represents the construct of what would have been perfect, had the carpet not been pulled out from beneath it. Yes, all other operating systems have their virtues, but when you consider it, 98se provides the perfect blend of speed, stability, practicality, user control--etc, etc.The projects of the members of this forum that have contributed so much to enhance and keep 98se going, is no thing short of amazing, and is not to be taken lightly! I thank them all for having added the utter most enjoyment to my use of the PC!Very Well Said
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