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This is a silly question. You can't compare an OS from 22 years ago to an OS from today. Even if there was a simple definition of "worse", in this context, wh
by LeoPanthera 2y ago
This is a silly question.
You can't compare an OS from 22 years ago to an OS from today.
Even if there was a simple definition of "worse", in this context, which there isn't, they're from completely different worlds designed for different uses on different hardware.
- tomrod 2y agoSure a person can. A consistent metric is how long my key press takes to render on the default terminal.
- hulitu 2y ago> You can't compare an OS from 22 years ago to an OS from today. Yes, because the today's OS looks much worse. Apollo Domain OS was a distributed, multiuser, multitasking OS (actually 3: Aegis, BSD and SYS5R3) which run on 4 MB of RAM in 1988. Today windows is strugling with 16 GB.