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Yes. I had tried it out, for a while, many years ago, at a time when Linux distros fitted on CDs, not DVDs. Installed it off a CD that came with PC Quest Magaz
by fuzztester 3y ago
Yes. I had tried it out, for a while, many years ago, at a time when Linux distros fitted on CDs, not DVDs.
Installed it off a CD that came with PC Quest Magazine, onto a partition on my PC.
QNX was really fast, not just compared to Windows, but even compared to Linuxes of the time.
- jonhohle 3y agoIt even had reasonable device support (what I cared about worked) and a web browser. I’m sad that they dropped Nutrino, but am glad it existed.
- bregma 3y agoNeutrino still exists and it's running your car. In fact you can still buy it for home use. It's just not Free. Or "free" as in Windows.
- fuzztester 3y agoNeutrino, I guess. Cool. And I think the GUI module (for lack of a more appropriate word, subsystem, maybe) was called Photon.