I'm running Windows 95B on an Intel P-200 MMX, 32 Mb Ram. Caldera OpenLinux
is intalled on the 2nd hard drive, but disabled and not fully configured
yet. I'm waiting for a second machine to run it on so it won't interfere
with 95.
It's a project I'd like to complete soon and get on what you and others
call a "real operating system". There's time constraints here though, like
doing business first. Besides, I haven't seen anything real useful come out
of Java yet. It's still along the lines of DHTML and "look how cool I am".
Some of the applets may do some useful things, but I'm not worried about
that part. That's why there's Perl and JavaScript. No loading time, clears
from memory, and they both do just as much, if not more, than Java itself.
Jim
At 10:51 AM 9/10/98 -0400, Rich Kulawiec wrote:
>On Thu, Sep 10, 1998 at 07:28:29AM -0500, Jim Hutchinson wrote:
>> Personally, I refuse to use Java. Other than doing heavy graphics without
>> clearing the cache between projects, Java is the only "program" that causes
>> the error "You don't have enough system resources to perform this task".
>> I've had 3 motherboards and multiple memory configurations inthe past year
>> and the results are always the same - Java remains shut off. Until they
>> make Java clear itself out of memory, it won't be used here.
>>
>> Or am I missing some "big picture"?
>
>What operating system are you running? I've used Java with few
>problems under SunOS, Solaris, Linux, and several other Unixes -- a number
>of which run on rather ordinary PC hardware, including some old 486 boxes.
>If you're running Windows-something, I'd recommend switching to a real
>operating system. The benefits will extend far beyond enabling Java.
>
>---Rsk
>Rich Kulawiec
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