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From a technical point of view it has to be said that todays Windows NT variants, starting in consumer-land with Windows XP, have not much in common with their
by steve1977 3y ago
From a technical point of view it has to be said that todays Windows NT variants, starting in consumer-land with Windows XP, have not much in common with their DOS based predecessors up to Windows Me.
So one could argue the Windows we use today is in fact a bit younger, not much though.
- blackoil 3y agoWhat they say. From outside it may be 40 but on inside still 30.
- ttyyzz 3y agoI used windows NT and 2000, both were super reliable and I don't remember if I got a single Blue Screen on those. Gaming on those was also fine, no issues. Windows ME on the other hand was a burning garbage can and a meme at best. Never understood why they did have those two worlds. And somehow managed to market the shitty product to the masses (windows 98 and ME).