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They did the same for Windows 95: developers were given 386s with 4 MB of RAM to test on, because that was the minimum requirement for Windows 95. And in the e
by Dagger2 5y ago
They did the same for Windows 95: developers were given 386s with 4 MB of RAM to test on, because that was the minimum requirement for Windows 95.
And in the end, it ran -- just about -- on those specs.
- kiwijamo 5y agoDid later editions (e.g. 95b) still run on the 386? I remember running 95b on a Pentium 166 MMX with 32MB of RAM and even that was a challenge at times!
- p_l 5y agoOSR2 ran pretty nice on 486 DX2 with 16MB of RAM
- kazen44 5y agothe same with Dave cutler, the lead on windows NT, making sure everyone dogfooded NT as soon as possible.