Thursday, James Sparenberg mused:
> Mike,
> You may be on to something there. I had a friend who's daughter was
> looking for win98 CD so that here kids could run some educational games
> they just bought. Seems that they were all DOS based (looked to be
> about DOS 4 by the quality of graphics.) and wouldn't run right on XP or
> 2000 she had at home. Education is an area sorely missing in the
> industry.
>
> Oh and I might mention squeak here. They actually have a programing IDE
> type interface aimed at 5 year olds.
>
> James
Yeah, I've got some of those games and since I've got a couple of boxes
hooked to a kvm, I don't mind having one of the boxes load win98 on at
least one partition. I just hate to get the kids used to using that
"stupidware".
As far as the IDE, all I can say is "wow". I'm not sure if I'm quite
ready for my kids to be *that* advanced! :-)
Mike
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