Well 20-ish years ago when I was working with VS6, it ran like dog shit on contemporary hardware. Big projects would pretty much kill it and the occasional cra

Well 20-ish years ago when I was working with VS6, it ran like dog shit on contemporary hardware. Big projects would pretty much kill it and the occasional crash was to be expected. Sure, firing up VS6 on more modern hardware let it fly by comparison, but then again its features paled in comparison to those available with modern VS. On the other hand, I don't use VS anymore, since VSCode is all I need and runs faster than VS6 back then (even on my 5 year old mid-range laptop) so no complains there.