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- Subject: Re: Will anyone buy NT?? (Yes - Intelligent People)
- Date: 28 Jan 1996 14:35:31 GMT
- Organization: U.T. Law
- Message-ID: <4eg1jj$rcp@geraldo.cc.utexas.edu>
- References: <4ef48q$rik@news.iag.net>
- Reply-To: icrosby@mail.utexas.edu (Ian Crosby)
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- In <4ef48q$rik@news.iag.net>, John Linder <jgl@iag.net> writes:
- >steve.withers@ibm.net (Steve Withers) writes:
- >> In article <4e8b8k$5ql@ixnews4.ix.netcom.com>, Stauf wrote:
- >>
- >> Perhaps among Microsoft's 'yester-tech' operating systems.
- >>
- >> If you want backward compatibility, stability *and* smooth pre-emptive
- >> multitasking of both native and 'legacy' apps - you choose OS/2 Warp.
- >>
- >> Six million people did last year - one million in December '95 alone.
- >>
- >> Without the preloads, Win95 didn't even come close. Upgraders are
- >> going for OS/2.
-
- >***>>>>>Yea right? That is why even the OS/2 programmers are conceding that
- Win 95 is about to put them out of business.
-
- From last quarter's financial results, it looks like its the Win95/NT
- programmers who are having financial difficulties (don't tell me you don't
- know what I'm talking about).
-
- Ian B. Crosby
- icrosby@mail.utexas.edu
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