From: Erik Max Francis <max AT alcyone DOT com>
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Re: does djgpp bugger you're machine?
Date: Sun, 01 Nov 1998 19:26:24 -0800
Organization: Alcyone Systems
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Chuck U. Farley wrote:

> I have 6 machines at home..
> 
> 1>    Intel 200MMX    -    Win95 OSR2, Linux, Dos 6.22
> 2>    Amd 486-133    -    Dos 6.22, Win 3.11, Novell 4.1
> 3>    Amiga 1200 40/hd
> 4>    Amiga 500    9 Megs Ram
> 5>    Amiga 500    512k Ram
> 6>    Commodore 64

Mine are one dual Pentium Pro 200, one dual Pentium 200 MMX, one Pentium
166 MMX laptop, one DX4 100, one DX2 66, one DX4 75 laptop (moderately
nonfunctional), and one SLC 33 laptop.  I also have some other less
functional/useful machines, like a Quadra 660AV, a really old Mac II
which I've never bothered booting, an ancient XT clone, and a Model 100
(somewhere here).

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