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  • Windows2000 SP1 posted

    All 83 megs worth of it, big enough to replace most of the installation. Hope you earlybirds have either a cable modem or DSL.

    Here's the C/NET NEWS.COM article;

    http://news.cnet.com/news/0-1003-200...e.1002.thed.ni

    An interesting tidbit from another C/NET article is that the lions share of the growth in server OS's belongs to Linux. We can only hope that the client side follows suit some day....

    Dr. Mordrid



    [This message has been edited by Dr Mordrid (edited 31 July 2000).]

  • #2
    Talk about "bloatware" Maybe they should rename it Win2000 Release2.

    I think I will install it on a lab PC before I try it on the end users and also await end users feedback!!

    paulw

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    • #3
      I'll probably install it on a partition as part of my multiboot setup. Then I'll very carefully start loading stuff onto it and see how it goes.

      For some strange reason I've become very cautious of Microcraps products....

      Dr. Mordrid

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      • #4
        I installed SP1 into a new Win2K box and have been running for the past couple days straight without incident...but then again, I didn't dive very deep into tweaking the original install for SP1 to ruin.


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