jsebean wrote:
Nightblade wrote:
Why use 2000? pretty sure most people moved on from it
Well I can understand people having old PCs laying around (I know I do!) so this is just something fun to do. However most PCs that run 2000 will handle XP... still... that takes the fun away 
That's true, but I only had W2k lying around. c: I remember when I had XP on this PC, it was fine and I had no problems with it. (the GPU even handles Half-Life 2 on 800x600 @ Medium details with nice framerate)
Aurani wrote:
"Most people"
I don't know what kind of insane person remained on 2000. You can literally buy a laptop/PC for a 100 bucks that has 7 installed, and 50 bucks for an XP... if you're THAT short on money, lol.
I wasn't short on money, I didn't have a replacement yet I wanted to use a desktop PC and I had this one lying around.
Nightblade wrote:
Why use 2000? pretty sure most people moved on from it
Check the answer above, you'll see why.
Flanster wrote:
Claire_Farron wrote:
Well, should I do another challenge? Like.. "osu!" on Wnidows ME or 98? lol.
Can be possible on 98 with KernelEx and MSLU but .NET Framework might be an issue.
I'll try it on my Windows 98 laptop.
Result:
.NET 4 cant be installed with an error of "not enough disk space" on a 20gig HDD
New osu! requires .NET 4 and will not run
Old osu! throws and error and will not run
That is all
I could try smacking it into Virtual Machine so I won't use this old PC but I'll try to do it somehow without using a VM. I'll surely post a topic about that if it will be successful. Maybe KernelEx will do it somehow with these unofficial .NET versions. If not, I'll try the 2007 version of osu! at least.
Aurani wrote:
Osu on the IBSYS.
:V
or osu on Commodore 64 :^)
