You are certainly welcome.
I got my first PC in 81, and STILL have a faded, single sided 5.25 floppy that says it's IBM PC DOS v 1.03
I manage a machine the looks like
this , it has a terrabyte of hard drive, 8GB main memory, 4 1000MB/S ethernet ports, and can simultaneously run 16 operating system images.
I recommend dual boot because I decided long ago I AIN'T losing data again.
And I haven't.
I manage a machine the looks like this , it has a terrabyte of hard drive, 8GB main memory, 4 1000MB/S ethernet ports, and can simultaneously run 16 operating system images. Mainframes must have gotten smaller nowadays. I've been a systems programmer since the early seventies.
My Mac Pro has four engines at 2.66Ghz with
1.5 Terabytes of DASD and 5 gigabytes of ECC memory
with gigabyte ethernet ports.
I run a number of VMware fusions
with XP and SuSE under OS X Unix©
They are now selling Mac Pros with
eight engines at 3 Ghz
& 32 gigabytes of ECC memory
