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Has 98se Reached its Peak? What changes are left?
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Posted 29 June 2005 - 05:01 PM
#3
Posted 30 June 2005 - 08:38 AM
IMO there will alwayz be few tweaks here, add-ons there but you can only do so much...
Eventually 98 will be so obsolete like win 3.1 i guess...
Eventually 98 will be so obsolete like win 3.1 i guess...
#4
Posted 30 June 2005 - 01:22 PM
98se will always be ok based on a user's need of course.
I have been posting in the XP section here with an interesting (to me) finding.
I have multiple pc's, so on 1 of them (a bit older but not like a P1 or something!) I thought I'd test 98SE and XP in speed.
The pc is an AMD Athlon 800, oc to 950....384M ram, 32M 4x agp ati card.....so I ran timing tests on scan programs (centered on spybot S/D), etc....
Running 98SE lite, pretty tweaked out - 1m 37s
Running XP somewhat tweaked (removed file protection and killed many services/unneeded proggies) - 3m 0s
So on that XP forum, many are saying 'yup' that 98 will run faster but is less stable! I find my 98 pretty stable I must say and the speed difference is huge imo.
I have been posting in the XP section here with an interesting (to me) finding.
I have multiple pc's, so on 1 of them (a bit older but not like a P1 or something!) I thought I'd test 98SE and XP in speed.
The pc is an AMD Athlon 800, oc to 950....384M ram, 32M 4x agp ati card.....so I ran timing tests on scan programs (centered on spybot S/D), etc....
Running 98SE lite, pretty tweaked out - 1m 37s
Running XP somewhat tweaked (removed file protection and killed many services/unneeded proggies) - 3m 0s
So on that XP forum, many are saying 'yup' that 98 will run faster but is less stable! I find my 98 pretty stable I must say and the speed difference is huge imo.
#5
Posted 30 June 2005 - 02:11 PM
#6
Posted 01 July 2005 - 03:52 PM
The fact that Eiger will be able to work on old machines doesn't mean it will be faster than XP.
Sure, it's the next thing to watch.
As far as improving w98, or whatever OS for that matter, i think that as soon as we don't invent telepathic interface straight to the user's brain, there is little to do in the GUI.
Windows will always be windows.
What is left, in fact are the limitation for new and recent hardware. See the threads in the uSP section.
Sure, it's the next thing to watch.
As far as improving w98, or whatever OS for that matter, i think that as soon as we don't invent telepathic interface straight to the user's brain, there is little to do in the GUI.
Windows will always be windows.
What is left, in fact are the limitation for new and recent hardware. See the threads in the uSP section.
#7
Posted 01 July 2005 - 07:23 PM
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i think that as soon as we don't invent telepathic interface straight to the user's brain
And what about Brain Fingerprinting ?
Or microchiping ?
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You won't be a VIP unless you take the chip!
Techno-slavery is cool. If you don't take the chip all your peers will hate you and you'll have no friends.
Techno-slavery is cool. If you don't take the chip all your peers will hate you and you'll have no friends.
VeriChip
That's what I see in the Windows ME video. And that's why I do not like it.
I think Eiger is likely to be very much of that trend.
604 rv04 That's a superb demo I just came across. It does run well fullscreen in 1024x768 32bpp with a just a Geforce 2 MX. I hope you'll enjoy watching it as much as I did.
#8
Posted 03 July 2005 - 04:33 PM
huh, I was not kidding! 
Anyway I think brain implants will be copatible with w98...
Just install a driver and you can browse your own brain, moving and deleting files with Explorer, freeing your memory, defragment it etc
Anyway I think brain implants will be copatible with w98...
Just install a driver and you can browse your own brain, moving and deleting files with Explorer, freeing your memory, defragment it etc
#9
Posted 06 July 2005 - 03:36 PM
How about the ability to slipstream sp2.1 and 98se2me revolutions into the 98 cab files to make the ultimate disk?
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Posted 06 July 2005 - 09:20 PM
You can create the very thing you are talking about by using Ghost and the 98 Image preparation tool.
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