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Re: Uses for OS4?
« on: December 27, 2007, 08:48:41 PM »
If you're into gaming, I don't think OS4 is for you, not at this time. It has alot of nice features, many of which I wish were present during 3.9.. however, it lags behind a bit on the gaming front, mainly due to (I think) Warp3D and WarpUp.

Even so, alot of games works under software emulation, but fast games often need a bit more CPU than what the classics can offer to do proper emulation at this time.

I don't know, this may change in the future, or the game developers may release patches to their games.. but for now, for a gamer.. I'd say stick with 3.x. Go to a friend and see 4.0 in action before you decide.
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Re: Uses for OS4?
« Reply #1 on: December 27, 2007, 09:54:25 PM »
@ skyraker

"a good doorstep"..  what, do you want to make people pissed off? It's very, very good when it comes to developing software, as it's very rigid and it makes it known once you've made an error. It has excellent debugging facilities and for once there's an established API, no more "this trick works, great, let's use it even though it's not in the documented features" which leads to a solid and stable OS.

Something which enforces rules, and teaches you good coding practices, you call a door step? I won't deny it has its shortcomings, such as compatibility. However if you want one, you can't have the other, not if you want to do it in a clean way.
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