obobskivich wrote:ozzyoscy wrote:
Just a Windows 95 or 98 computer that isn't slow will do me.
That's far too vague and non-descript (and I can imagine why you're having problems now 😀). Qualifiers like "fast" and "slow" are too relativistic to even begin breaking down. You need to establish what applications you want/need to run, what kind of hardware those applications require, what operating system is required to support that hardware (and still support your applications), and then move from there.
You're overanalysing or just being pedantic. Try and think about context when you're faced with situations like these. 😀
What applications would you need to run? Assume a computer game, due to the nature of the site, the usual need of an old computer, and that it is the most taxing thing for a computer to run.
What kind of hardware would those applications require? Something 1995 - 1999, because Win 95 or 98 is being asked for.
What kind of operating system is required? Gonna go out on a limb and say Windows 95 or 98, since that's what's being asked for.
I'm not having problems, that's just how you've perceived me based on presumption, which is nice.