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It truly depends on the quality of the software you were using at the time. Maybe the software you used didn't result in many issues. I know a lot of the games
by vel0city 1y ago
It truly depends on the quality of the software you were using at the time. Maybe the software you used didn't result in many issues. I know a lot of the games I played as a kid on my family's or friend's Win95 machines resulted in system lockups or blue screens practically every time we used them.
As I mess around with these old machines for fun in my free time, I encounter these kinds of crashes pretty dang often. Its hard to tell if its just the old hardware is broken in odd ways or not so I can't fully say its the old software, but things are definitely pretty unreliable on old desktop Windows running old desktop Windows apps.
- Yoric 1y agoAs an OS/2 and Linux users, I mostly missed out on Win95 fun. But I was thinking of the (not particularly) golden days of MS-DOS/DR-DOS/Amiga/Atari applications.