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Multiple users on a same machine out of the box and way faster boot time. Didn't care for the UI, though - looked childish...
by whobre 1y ago
Multiple users on a same machine out of the box and way faster boot time.
Didn't care for the UI, though - looked childish...
- int_19h 1y agoWin2K did multiple users more or less the same, the only difference I remember from XP is the login screen that would list all accounts so you didn't have to type the username. As for UI, it was very easy to switch to classic mode.
- whobre 1y ago> Win2K did multiple users more or less the same No, it didn't. You had to use some 3rd party software for that.