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Many people on the voice-users list have pointed out that Windows 95 is an
inherently fragile OS that is prone to crashing.
I too, experience about one serious lock-up per day when using Windows 95.
If I were more computer-savvy, and if there were more software available on
the market, I would consider switching to a more stable OS such as Linux or
OS/2.
However, since neither of these conditions are applicable in my case, the
only other OS which comes to mind for which there is a reasonable amount of
software available is the Apple MAC OS.
From a computer science point of view, how stable is the MAC OS? Has
anybody bothered to pit the MAC OS against WIndows 95 in one-on-one tests to
measure system stability?
Taku Kato (six10351@@first.win.or.jp)
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