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DB7 · January 23rd, 2007

Well on the Linux side I've still got JAMD installed.

On the Windows side of the street, I've used 3.1, 98SE, ME, 2000 and XP Pro.

My longest serving Operating System was Windows ME, I'd probably still be using it if not for the fact that Battle for Middle-Earth wouldn't run on it.

ME ran really quite well when the Optional Component Maker BETA 10 was used to strip out all the crap that shouldn't have been put in there in the first place. On a kind of related note, I still use the My Computer and Recycle Bin Icons from ME on XP, I just think they are the nicest looking (the one good thing they swiped from 2000)

January 23rd, 2007	#34 (permalink)
DB7 Miserable Bugger Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 961	Well on the Linux side I've still got JAMD installed. On the Windows side of the street, I've used 3.1, 98SE, ME, 2000 and XP Pro. My longest serving Operating System was Windows ME, I'd probably still be using it if not for the fact that Battle for Middle-Earth wouldn't run on it. ME ran really quite well when the Optional Component Maker BETA 10 was used to strip out all the crap that shouldn't have been put in there in the first place. On a kind of related note, I still use the My Computer and Recycle Bin Icons from ME on XP, I just think they are the nicest looking (the one good thing they swiped from 2000) __________________ An optimist believes we live in the best possible world A pessimist fears that is true. A pessimist is never disappointed.