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Yes, nt 3.51 was pretty cool back in the day, however, your snark is a lot less interesting than the article, which went over quite a lot of things MS not only
by Sanddancer 12y ago
Yes, nt 3.51 was pretty cool back in the day, however, your snark is a lot less interesting than the article, which went over quite a lot of things MS not only found, but wrote workarounds for when possible, so Win95 would work with crappy programs. Furthermore, Windows 8 does not have the 16 bit subsystem in the vast majority of systems shipped. None of the 64 bit versions of the operating systems ship with 16-bit Windows on Windows, and the 32 bit version is pretty much only shipped if you have very specific needs.