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Richard Rost

18 years ago

Freeman, I still use Windows 2000 for my BUSINESS machines because it's tried and tested. I have almost NO problems with my W2K machines. I have a machine here that has XP and Vista on it - mostly for recording classes and testing stuff (and the occasional game in XP), but for my business use, Windows 2000 is still it for me. It's the best MISSION CRITICAL operating system that Microsoft makes (next to DOS 6).

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