I don’t really use different operating systems except on my Retro PCs, I have a Pentium 2 and a 486, on the Pentium 2 I run windows 98 (usually only in DOS mode though, since it’s running of a CF card and Booting windows isn’t good for them) and the 486 I use MSDOS 6.22. The most inconvenient thing is not being able to easily download files from the web, also the lack of a modern desktop UI can be mildly annoying (though it’s to be expected of any OS of this age).
I can usually work around these annoyances since I’m not using the Pentium 2 or 486 computer for modern work, they’re mainly used for Games or archival purposes. Also some might say it’s part of the charm of using older computers like this.
I don’t really use different operating systems except on my Retro PCs, I have a Pentium 2 and a 486, on the Pentium 2 I run windows 98 (usually only in DOS mode though, since it’s running of a CF card and Booting windows isn’t good for them) and the 486 I use MSDOS 6.22. The most inconvenient thing is not being able to easily download files from the web, also the lack of a modern desktop UI can be mildly annoying (though it’s to be expected of any OS of this age).
I can usually work around these annoyances since I’m not using the Pentium 2 or 486 computer for modern work, they’re mainly used for Games or archival purposes. Also some might say it’s part of the charm of using older computers like this.