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  4. Subject: Re: NT or 95?
  5. Date: Thu, 11 Apr 96 11:33:32
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  15. In Article<316C4EC8.400E@emi.net>, <orlo@emi.net> writes:
  16. > Fidelio wrote:
  17. > > 
  18. > > LewM@PacX.Com (Lewis Mettler) writes:
  19. > > 
  20. > > >Lisa Wang <lisa.wang@hydro.on.ca> wrote:
  21. > > 
  22. > > >If you want to go slow use NT.
  23. > > 
  24. > > >If you want unreliable operation use 95.
  25. > > 
  26. > > >If you rather go fast and be reliable you will have to use OS/2.
  27. > > 
  28. > > Fast and reliable, that sounds like Linux to me. Going fast until it
  29. > > suddenly crashes, with no applications to run, not supporting the most
  30. > > common hardware, that's OS/2.
  31. > > 
  32. > But, the question is...Can I load Win NT in a Win 95 directory? Will both
  33. > OS's be operational on my HD?
  34.  
  35.     ...sounds like a job for "System Commander"... :)
  36.  
  37.     -Matt
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