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Subject: Re: Anyone remember Blanch?      From: RR
7/14/2010 12:47:49 PM


With so many freebie launchpads, some here at NN, I'm kinda surprised you've stuck with a shareware app this long.

I've never tried Blanch, so can't give any input on how it'll do on Win7 or a 64-bit system. My only access to 64-bit is a customer's workplace PC, and the tech guy frowns at me installing or testing anything (as you can guess, I've pushed the limit quite a few times already).

My Win7 system is 32-bit. Decided to go the safe route. I was leery about some of my old software too -- and a couple of my boy's games wouldn't run well (or so I was told) because of speed requirements (online, graphics oriented, that need rapid refresh rates).

You may want to check ? ... Win 7 FAQ, 32-bit or 64-bit ... I can tell you this much from experience. On a 64-bit system, Windows 7 is designed to run 32-bit programs, almost all, without a hitch. The only thing I've noticed, is they seem just a little slower, but I'm not sure if it's me being hyper-critical or the system itself.

You can still reach Steeve McCauley ? ... http://twitter.com/oneguycoding ... BUT, I don't think it'll do much good, considering the below message. His apps aren't even designed to work with Win XP.

Funny, I wonder if he has a clue how ironic this situation is. He abandoned his $hareware projects -- and paying customers -- because he no longer liked Micro$oft. At least MS is here for the long-haul, eh?

oneguycoding wrote:

Please note that I will not support Microsoft Windows XP or any derived products. Unlike Micro$oft, I will continue to support earlier version of windows. I have not, as of Sun Aug 04, 2002, booted windows for almost 14 months and, at that time rarely booted Windows for a couple of years before that. I am one of Microsoft's greatest fears, like the mouse who roared, a community in revolt. Those of you who run Linux or one of the BSD variants, including Mac OS X, know what I'm talking about. Windows XP, and its heinous licensing requirements are what will kill Microsoft, not, as one might have supposed, the never ending littany of bugs that plagued its operating systems. ....

If you disagree with my decision to abandon Microsoft, well that's your perogative. Me, I'm happy with my decision. I don't get mad at my computer any more. My computer doesn't suddenly freeze anymore. I reboot *only* when I decide to upgrade my kernel, as I did yesterday upgrading to linux kernel 2.4.19. Oh what joy, what tranquility that is. Take my advice. It's time, get out while the getting is good. Don't just dump Windows, dump the lot. As my friends' 2 year old daughter said after being told to go to bed, "death to tyrants!" Okay, perhaps that's a bit harsh, how about, "enough with tyrants!" She is only two years old though, so you have to give her the benefit of the doubt. Gates, Balmer and Allen have had their chance and they've blown it.




Robert ...gratia autem Dei, sum id quod sum

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