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John Findorff I don't think you understood what I wrote. I know all I need to know about the emulator. That is irrelevant. The point is that all the pics of hardware are fake: there is no hardware. I spent more than 5min reading about kit that the writer does not in fact use at any point. So why is it there?
This is an odd article. I don't understand a lot of it. Firstly, you say that you are running an emulator: I recently found a 386 emulator called 86Box OK. Then there are many paragraphs about hardware. I'll go with AMD Am486DX4 So which is it? All the stuff about sockets, slots and so on -- much of it wrong, by the way -- is 100% fiction. Why bother? This is how it originally looked like What it looks like, or how it looks. Not both. It's an emulator. It doesn't look like this at all. Why? Without further ADO "ado" is a word. No caps. PIC slots PCI slots. PIC is something different. But none of this is true. There is no hardware. Why this flight of fancy? It's not only lies, it's totally irrelevant. two EDO-RAM over there Two slots. EDO RAM is a type of memory. One that only works on Pentiums with an Intel Triton chipset, by the way. To install Windows 95, you'd need Microsoft DOS 6.22. Not true. You can boot from floppy. The CD includes an image of a floppy but you can download one anyway. Windows 95 is the first full 32-bit Windows that's built by Microsoft. No it isn't. It's not fully 32-bit. It's a hybrid OS with 16-bit parts. It's not the first. The first full 32-bit OS was NT 3.1, which was 2 years earlier. brings 32-bit programming to consumer Do consumers want programming? Do they need it? (BTW, to the consumer, or to consumers.) Your bio says: I'm an old programmer Is that fiction, too? You don't seem to really know this stuff to me. If you are using an emulator, drop all the fictional BS about hardware. All those words and pics: not a single line is true. Why waste our time? Tell us the truth. Tell us about the emulator. Or, use real hardware, and write about that. As it is, 75% of this post is pure fantasy and what's left gets critical facts wrong.
