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> Color schemes were always supposed to be infinitely configurable by the user This was true when we had powerful computers (Apollo) with plenty of RAM (4MB) r
by hulitu 10mo ago
> Color schemes were always supposed to be infinitely configurable by the user
This was true when we had powerful computers (Apollo) with plenty of RAM (4MB) running complex multitasking distributed systems. On today's hardware, such things are impossible. /s
- justsomehnguy 10mo agoWindows supported them for two decades, from 386 to DDR3 machines