Re: TI-H: Power PC
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Re: TI-H: Power PC
One word: BEos. Only programs have crashed for me with that OS, and all of
those you can kill and continue on. I forget how it does this, but it
works.
>Well, no OS these days are crash proof. Errors will always occur. I
personaly
>(from EXPIRIENCE) have decided that win 95 is at least or less stable than
Mac
>OS 8.1, which, has not crashed on my computer for over a month!!! And I
never
>shut down my computer. I only put it into a low power sleep mode. I love my
>Mac, and I utterly hate my PC. I haven't used it for over 2 months, and 3
>months before that!!! I just don't care for it much.
>
>I realize the Mac OS has been very unstable for quite some time, but it has
>improved and I don't notice when it does crash. Also, when it does, I
usualy
>pull out of it with >G FINDER in the DEBUG box (Command power). I may lose
the
>work I'm on if I didn't save, but it preserves all the other programs. I
can
>save them all, and restart, but i rarely do. Over the last month I did that
3
>times, and never restarted. Still running fine right now!
>
>I do aggree though that the Mac OS is quite bloated and slow, and needs
major
>improvement in tose lines. For example, if I'm online, and I'm typing into
a
>form on an html documaent, the text I type lags because it is spending too
>much processing power on the connection. A modern OS could cycle between
all
>and keep everything runing efficiently. (Mac OS X hopefuly soon!) Even Mac
OS
>8.5 sounds like one heck od an upgrade. Not realy major in general, but
major
>individual improvements. I look forward to both upgrades.
>--
>
>
>Richard Piotter
>richfile@prairie.lakes.com
>
>The Richfiles TI Hardware and BASIC web page:
>http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Lakes/5081/Richfiles.html
>
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