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Article #1758Re: Manual floppy eject (Mac)
From: David Corn
Date: Sun, 08 Oct 1995 22:12
Date: Sun, 08 Oct 1995 22:12
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Mike Noreen <ev-michael@mail.nrm.se> wrote: >Well, technically it is still more advanced than either Copland >or Win95, in that it is fully 32-bit, fully preemptively >multitasking, fully modular, fully OO, realtime and a lot of Fully OO? I don't think so. Can you define what you mean by this? >other stuff that other operating systems are still struggling >to achieve. And it did really handle removable media just the >way that guy said - both System7 and Windows have abysmal >handling of removable media, for no good reason other than >backwards compatibility. Really? I haven't had any problems with my Zip drive, nor with floppy drives. What are you talking about here? You miss one key little point - those other OSs have -software-, something the Amiga sorely lacks.
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