A technological triumph
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Jesus christ! Windows ME?! Your basically using something that is as bad as Vista? Why have they not yet upgraded?
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I'd say ME was worse than Vista, though on a fresh install Windows ME did work as well as Windows 98 SE. The problem was that if you upgraded an existing system from 98 to ME, it was a disaster. (My older brother used to do support for 98/ME and reported that 99% of the time that someone had problems, they'd find out it was an in place upgrade.)
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Mark_Wallace wrote:
Opera beats the cr@p out of firefox and that iffy google browser
The only problem I have with it is that some sites have problems with Opera (say they don't support it or something :( )
The only that I've come across statements like that, it's either been a con, trying to get you to install something else (usually the iffy google browser -- and don't forget to run a security scan from every site you visit, because they have your best intentions at heart), or it's been Microsoft branded (e.g. a SharePoint site), which uses controls that only work fully in IE.
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
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I like 2.0 because virtually everyone has it so I can target a lot of systems. (Yes, there I times I am frustrated by the fact that the newer OSs didn't include 2.0 :sigh:)
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A 2.0 assembly will run under 4.0 though, won't it? I'm pretty sure .Net is forward compatible.
Yes, it will run. In fact, I've actually been running it under 4.5. I just wanted the ability to test closer to the native environment.