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I can't find the link right now, but apparently, MP3 creation and playback will be blocked out along with 3rd party cd burning apps. Also, the home version will not have multi card support but the pro and the server version will.
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Which means Win2K Pro will be on this system a while.
Dr. Mordrid
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It would seem that there will not be a lot of people "experiencing" the great "XP"
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LawrenceLawrenceComment
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Maybe, maybe not. Certainly the great unwashed who buy Compaq's at the local department store will be using it.
As for those who know how to install an OS....IMHO there will be a lot of multiboot systems running out there. Of course that presumes that M$ doesn't disable that ability too.
*@!%#%$@#%!$&@!!
Dr. Mordrid
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Indeed
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LawrenceLawrenceComment
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I can't believe Microsoft is at it again, trying to take control of the world of computing and its creativity!!
You are right Doc, I'll have Win2K pro in my machine for a very long time as well.
Cheers,
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I tell yah if I ever get the time to figure out this Linux stuff regarding video on my Marvel G400 I am gonna drop kick every CD from Micro$oft right into the circular file!Perspective cannot be taught. It must be learned.Comment
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LOL Riktar, I hear ya
Nothing like open source eh?
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Whats this rumour I heard of DOS 19 drivers under test?
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LawrenceLawrenceComment
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Thank goodness for WinAmp !
(Anyone figured out how to record the visualisers to AVI ?)Comment
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Well, I'm gonna buy some Real stock...Please visit http://spincycle.n3.net - My System: Celeron 300a(@450/2v),Abit BH6, 128mb RAM, Win98SE, Marvel G200TV, Diamond MX300, Maxtor DiamondMax Plus 20g system drive, DiamondMax Plus 40 capture drive, IBM 8g Deskstar program drive, Adaptec 2940UW SCSI, 9gb Barracuda UWSCSI video drive, Hitachi GD-2500 DVD-Rom, UltraPlex CD-Rom, Plexwriter CD-recorder, Viewsonic PT775, Soundworks 4.1 speakersComment
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I've been using XP since beta 2 and believe me, you aren't missing out on anything.
I never even use media player 8, I think it is bloated and more or less useless. Fortunately Windows XP also includes media player 6.4.
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Yeah, but there's a big problem with using 3rd party software in Win2K: no ASPI drivers! Win2K doesn't install any and finding them is not exactly made easy.
Nero takes care of it by having one in its install folder and using it, but as for other software support is spotty.
Dr. Mordrid
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Elie: Open source is definately promising. Bill Gates had better watch out! Then again maybe that is what he's been looking at since he "retired" from his old job at MicroShaft.
Perspective cannot be taught. It must be learned.Comment
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Micro$oft, at it again: you have to buy WinXP to get MPlayer8!
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