As for me I read any book got in my hands. :)
(but I am rather scrupulous as to what I lay my hands on)Probably it depends on the number of books.
And I especially mean a real paper books. I feel more
pleasure reading them, marking words, phrases etc.
As for me I read any book got in my hands.
(but I am rather scrupulous as to what I lay my hands on)
Probably it depends on the number of books.I failed to make a joke. It was inspired by one about Windows:
-- They say Windows is user-friendly. -- But it is very picky about
whom it calls a friend!
And I especially mean a real paper books. I feel more pleasure
reading them, marking words, phrases etc.
I too prefer paper books, but anti-Russia sactions have made them
very hard to buy abroad.
-- They say Windows is user-friendly. -- But it is
very picky about whom it calls a friend!
You probably didn't meet system where a user should type
type commands manually. ;)
Have been to Moscow sometimes? There are shops with
English literature there.
No, I have had (asexual) intercourse with such systems:So you should know what is more friendly for a user. ;)
MS-DOS and Linux.
Long ago when fidonet was a quiet populous place
For old MSDOS games I use DosBox -- works on new
computers well.
If I need old Windows versions for some reason I use
VMWare. I have some soft that works on Windows 98 only.
;)
"Quite" is IMHO a very often used English word-parasite.
;-)
https://tinyurl.com/y5fnbnyw
The last time I saw it, VMWare did not support integer
scaling without interpolation...
It is not perfect, I know.
Not long ago I installed Ubuntu on VmWare -- it shows
split letters. Shame! :)
Congratulations upon capitalisation of your name :-)
It was the initiative of Tommi's gate, not mine.
Long ago when fidonet was a quiet populous place
there were many people with initials AK, and it
was confusing to have discussions with them. So
I modestly had made my initials small. ;)
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