[2282] in OS/2_Discussion
Fwd: Hi (2/25/02) Why Should I Use OS/2?
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (James M. Haviland, RN)
Mon Feb 25 13:11:19 2002
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Date: Mon, 25 Feb 2002 10:04:08 +0000
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From: "James M. Haviland, RN" <jhavilan@oz.net>
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I should have mentioned as I did yesterday. The biggest reason for drop
OS/2 on my computer was my inability to figure out how to connect to the
Internet via DSL. As I said I did learn OS/2 during 3.?. I did try OS/2
when it was 2.?, but since I corrupted my 000 sector of my HD when I tried
to remove OS/2, possibly the wrong way, I put it aside for a while.
I use an OS to connect to the Internet and write mainly. Keep notes,
etc. Play games occasionally. I have a copy of Flight simulator and a
Gravis Destroyer Xtreme, it says. Yet I've never taken the time to use
either. Not to mention there is a desire inside, sort of, to learn an
Internet business. Also to develop a web page, when I think about things
I'd like to do with my computer.
TIA
Jim
>Date: Mon, 25 Feb 2002 09:24:46 +0000
>To: ggullstr@fhcrc.org
>From: "James M. Haviland, RN" <jhavilan@oz.net>
>Subject: Hi (2/25/02) Why Should I Use OS/2?
>
>I was thinking about that. Why shouldn't I concentrate on Linux since
>this seems to be an OS of the future?
>
>Also Norton System Doctor says my physical memory is at 6.8 MB at the
>moment. It varies most of the time from a little better than this to
>zilch or zero most of the time. The last time I took this system into
>shop they said I need new memory since it'd been more than 90 days since I
>bought the memory. I should by more memory? I'm using an Asus A7V-E
>main board.
>
>TIA
>
>
>Jim
>
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>accusing finger, telling the world how it was. He came to help to put the
>world right again. [Jn 3:17 The Message Bible]
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>James M. Haviland, RN
>(206) 298-2658
>(240) 282-6537 FAX
>jhavilan@hotmail.com
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God didn't go to all the trouble of sending his Son merely to point an
accusing finger, telling the world how it was. He came to help to put the
world right again. [Jn 3:17 The Message Bible]
-----
James M. Haviland, RN
(206) 298-2658
(240) 282-6537 FAX
jhavilan@hotmail.com
