[ale] Re: windows 98 drags bhind as usuall.
William Wood
bwood at spaceghost.salug.org
Thu Aug 21 16:17:08 EDT 1997
Sounds like a linux box to me....:)
On Thu, 21 Aug 1997, Josh Murrah wrote:
>
> I read the 'features' of windows '98 beta 2, and it seems that Microsoft
> is struggling to catch up, as usuall. Your your entertainment, I thought
> I'd list a few 'leading features' that MS W98 has:
>
> 1) non-interactive disk defragmenting.
> 2) the ability to run programs at set times.
> 3) Capturing of GPFs (FirstAid has been doing this for years)
> 4) support of SCSI tape drives for MS backup.
> 5) scandisk after improper shutdown.
> 6) dynamicly changing resolutions (w/out having to reboot)
> 7) FAT32 (ok, it's still not much of an improvment, but ohwell)
> 8) advanced APM support (linux has had this for a while)
> 9) Multiple display support. What a novel concept.
> 10) Remote Access Server. Wow, dialing into a win98 box seems
> scary to me.
> 11) integrated internet shell. Don't have a clue what this is
> about, but I figure linux HAS to have them beat on this one :)
> 12) multilink channel(serial load balancing)
> 13) various IE browser things that netscape already does.
> 14) personal web server.
> 15) IP tunneling/encapsulation.
> 16) NOOO! a 'online services folder'. AOL advertizements?
> 17) scripting ability.
> 18) better netware support
>
> Hope you enjoyed. The URL for the features page is :
>
> --> http://www.microsoft.com/windows95/info/memfeat.htm
>
>
> Joshua Murrah, jmurrah at salug.org, http://www.salug.org/~jmurrah
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