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To be fair, Windows at that time was a pretty simple 16-bit operating system, and didn't even support networking until you added Winsock or WFW 3.11. It didn't

To be fair, Windows at that time was a pretty simple 16-bit operating system, and didn't even support networking until you added Winsock or WFW 3.11. It didn't really support much of anything until you started adding lots of other DLL's and libraries

Koshkin 7y ago
Well, simple or not - the first UNIX needed 24 kilobytes of RAM. (Not sure about the disk space - probably 10x that if you count all the utilities.)
- ngcc_hk 7y ago
  Well support thousands of users using mvs. Only got 24 MB as well.