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Subject: Re: what are you running djgpp on?
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CBFalconer <cbfalconer AT yahoo DOT com> wrote in message news:<405EEF97 DOT A98A123E AT yahoo DOT com>...
> gswork wrote:
> > 
> > Just a question out of interest - what spec pc are you running DJGPP
> > on?
> > 

> > no big point here, just a nod of appreciation to the scalable and
> > useful DJGPP package, and wondering if anyone has it on an even more
> > modest machine - and what you've been writing with it recently.
> 
> A '486-DX2-80 running W98 with 64 MB.

That particular 486 is considered quite a rare CPU IIRC.  I haven't
encountered a 486 with so much RAM either.

The RAM must make W98 tolerable, but i admit i'd not generally
consider having 9x on anything less than a pentium - not so much for
the OS, which can go along ok, but for the 32 bit Windows apps.