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Do you saw the project named "Cooperative Linux" ? It allows (somehow) to run linux distribution under Windows XP kernel 
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Is it really important to stay up to date about things you can't expect to change? It's the same in Vista as in NT 3.51. They didn't get a complaint -> no change.Tyler wrote:Nothing like staying upto date.Candy wrote:I read that in a book explaining Windows NT 3.51.Tyler wrote:This is true for current Windows, Vista does have special classes of program now that boost depending on there action, there as a link to a website explaining it in a recent post.
Don't forget he old, get a complaint -> do **** all because people don't even realise they can not have windows.Candy wrote:Is it really important to stay up to date about things you can't expect to change? It's the same in Vista as in NT 3.51. They didn't get a complaint -> no change.Tyler wrote:Nothing like staying upto date.Candy wrote: I read that in a book explaining Windows NT 3.51.
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Coffee contains caffeine.. And I like waking up to a nice cup of coffee...Alboin wrote:c8h10n4o2 is caffeine. Therefore, tea contains it. Tea is my friend....Candy wrote:Tea doesn't contain c8h10n4o2 does it? It was a different substance, right?
The phrase: "I wake up to a nice cup of tea.." just doesn't sound right to me..
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/* printf("Welcome to Windows 3.1"); */
/* printf("Welcome to Windows 3.11"); */
/* printf("Welcome to Windows 95"); */
/* printf("Welcome to Windows NT 3.0"); */
/* printf("Welcome to Windows 98"); */
/* printf("Welcome to Windows NT 4.0"); */
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Yup, that about covers the complexity of Microsoft's products..GLneo wrote:for keeping up to date...Code: Select all
/* printf("Welcome to Windows 3.1"); */ /* printf("Welcome to Windows 3.11"); */ /* printf("Welcome to Windows 95"); */ /* printf("Welcome to Windows NT 3.0"); */ /* printf("Welcome to Windows 98"); */ /* printf("Welcome to Windows NT 4.0"); */ printf("Welcome to Windows 2000");
No no, I hear Vista is much different:

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char *ver[] = {
"3.1",
"3.11",
"95",
"NT 3.0",
"98",
"NT 4.0",
"2000",
"XP",
"Vista"
};
printf("Welcome to Windows %s", ver[8]);
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Now thats evolution!!Alboin wrote:No no, I hear Vista is much different:Code: Select all
char *ver[] = { "3.1", "3.11", "95", "NT 3.0", "98", "NT 4.0", "2000", "XP", "Vista" }; printf("Welcome to Windows %s", ver[8]);
How mildly entertaining this is..
Microsoft would: or some other horrible logic error... 
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char *ver[] = {
"3.1",
"3.11",
"95",
"NT 3.0",
"98",
"NT 4.0",
"2000",
"XP",
"Vista"
};
printf("Welcome to Windows %s", &(ver + 8));
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char *ver_user[] = {
"3.1",
"3.11",
"95",
"98",
"Me"
};
char *ver_company[] = {
"NT 3.0",
"NT 4.0",
"2000",
"XP",
"Vista"
};
printf("Welcome to Windows %s", (os==user) ? ver_user[ver] : ver_company[ver]); Author of COBOS


