I found ME to be vastly more stable than 98.

Also, Windows 7 requires about 32 times as much disk space as the largest hard drive MS-DOS 5 could use had.

I think you kinda had to be there.

Nope!

get of my lawn, kid.

I really want to know what the registry looked in the end compared to a vanilla windows 7 install.

I know!

Ha ha, I was going to make a comment about how when any number changes in a Max OS it loses all compatibility and everyone abruptly stops supporting it.

If it's 64-bit Windows, you can't run 16-bit or DOS apps.

Apple went through three major architecture changes, and two or three major API shifts and still managed to have a layer of compatibility between them. You could run a PPC OS 9 carbon program on an intel mac running what is basically NextStep written by a completely different company. That is impressive.

This video shows me that Doom, one of the most popular and widely ported video games ever made, will run on a nicely standard virtual platform resembling nothing actually produced after someone runs a few OS installers and does little of anything else. Fucking boring.

I have to one star this shit because I have seen way too many windows systems become completely unusable from a year of normal use by regular people. I guess it is remarkable that windows will run well if you never actually use it.