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I miss XP : (. My first PC experience was Windows 98, however XP will always have a place in my heart due to what it was. That will always be my favorite OS.

Windows XP was definitely my top favourite closed-source operating system. I grew up with Windows XP.

[mothered]

I miss XP : (. My first PC experience was Windows 98, however XP will always have a place in my heart due to what it was. That will always be my favorite OS.

Windows XP was definitely my top favourite closed-source operating system. I grew up with Windows XP.

I'm still waiting for someone to share their experience with Windows 3.1. That was my OS back In the early 90s.

I don't remember exactly who I've shared the Windows XP link, but that was In fact my copy back In It's time. Wonderful OS to say the least.

[Vultra]

I miss XP : (. My first PC experience was Windows 98, however XP will always have a place in my heart due to what it was. That will always be my favorite OS.

Windows XP was definitely my top favourite closed-source operating system. I grew up with Windows XP.

I'm still waiting for someone to share their experience with Windows 3.1. That was my OS back In the early 90s.

I don't remember exactly who I've shared the Windows XP link, but that was In fact my copy back In It's time. Wonderful OS to say the least.

although windows 95/xp was mine back in the day, on personal note with your time, was bbs much of a thing back then in your time?

[mothered]

Windows XP was definitely my top favourite closed-source operating system. I grew up with Windows XP.

I'm still waiting for someone to share their experience with Windows 3.1. That was my OS back In the early 90s.

I don't remember exactly who I've shared the Windows XP link, but that was In fact my copy back In It's time. Wonderful OS to say the least.

although windows 95/xp was mine back in the day, on personal note with your time, was bbs much of a thing back then in your time?

I assume you're referring "BBS" to Bulletin Board System.

If so, It wasn't a commonality.

[Vultra]

I'm still waiting for someone to share their experience with Windows 3.1. That was my OS back In the early 90s.

I don't remember exactly who I've shared the Windows XP link, but that was In fact my copy back In It's time. Wonderful OS to say the least.

although windows 95/xp was mine back in the day, on personal note with your time, was bbs much of a thing back then in your time?

I assume you're referring "BBS" to Bulletin Board System.

If so, It wasn't a commonality.

Yes, that's correct.

Oh right.

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I miss XP : (. My first PC experience was Windows 98, however XP will always have a place in my heart due to what it was. That will always be my favorite OS.

Windows XP was definitely my top favourite closed-source operating system. I grew up with Windows XP.

I'm still waiting for someone to share their experience with Windows 3.1. That was my OS back In the early 90s.

I don't remember exactly who I've shared the Windows XP link, but that was In fact my copy back In It's time. Wonderful OS to say the least.

It's neat how you're probably the oldest member on this forum.

[mothered]

Windows XP was definitely my top favourite closed-source operating system. I grew up with Windows XP.

I'm still waiting for someone to share their experience with Windows 3.1. That was my OS back In the early 90s.

I don't remember exactly who I've shared the Windows XP link, but that was In fact my copy back In It's time. Wonderful OS to say the least.

It's neat how you're probably the oldest member on this forum.  

I'm sure a member will come forward who'll share my experience with Windows 3.1, Dot matrix printers, Floppy Disks etc.

Even better pertaining to the ARPANET In (my days) the early 80s.

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I'm still waiting for someone to share their experience with Windows 3.1. That was my OS back In the early 90s.

I don't remember exactly who I've shared the Windows XP link, but that was In fact my copy back In It's time. Wonderful OS to say the least.

It's neat how you're probably the oldest member on this forum.  

I'm sure a member will come forward who'll share my experience with Windows 3.1, Dot matrix printers, Floppy Disks etc.

Even better pertaining to the ARPANET In (my days) the early 80s.

What is the ARPANET?

[mothered]

It's neat how you're probably the oldest member on this forum.  

I'm sure a member will come forward who'll share my experience with Windows 3.1, Dot matrix printers, Floppy Disks etc.

Even better pertaining to the ARPANET In (my days) the early 80s.

What is the ARPANET?

It was the first packet switching network, which basically formed the foundation for the Internet that we use today.

[skrtja]

I'm sure a member will come forward who'll share my experience with Windows 3.1, Dot matrix printers, Floppy Disks etc.

Even better pertaining to the ARPANET In (my days) the early 80s.

What is the ARPANET?

It was the first packet switching network, which basically formed the foundation for the Internet that we use today.

The only reason I know what this is is because of a research project lol. School is useful to say the least.