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Meanwhile, if you had a Mac, everything Just Worked. There was no need to load an "extended memory driver" to use all the RAM in your system; it was all there f
by bitwize 2y ago
Meanwhile, if you had a Mac, everything Just Worked. There was no need to load an "extended memory driver" to use all the RAM in your system; it was all there from the start. If you wanted to change things, you could click on a few settings with sensible names without having to run arcane syntax. If a special driver or system extension was needed, just drag it to System Folder:Extensions.
The DOS PC was really clunky, inferior, and a struggle to use compared to any of the alternatives.
- mr_toad 2y agoPoor students couldn’t afford Macs in those days. We built PCs by hand to save a few bucks.