Why can't Microsoft count to 10?

[Crissa]

Yeah, they promised the kernal that was in XP for what became 95, but did not deliver.

And NT took over the file handling of... VMS? V something. But they didn't bring it to non-corporate customers until it was about twelve years late.

I was pretty pissed at 95, looking under the hood it was a horrible, horrible kludge. And even XP was saddled with the terrible idea of the registry that they created for windows 95.

-Crissa

[Josh_Kablack]

IIRC, Capcom counts like this:

2
2 championship edition
2 hyper fighting
2 the new challengers
2 turbo
2 super turbo
vs Xmen
alpha
alpha 2
alpha 3
vs Marvel
3

[Koumei]

IIRC, Capcom counts like this:

2
2 championship edition
2 hyper fighting
2 the new challengers
2 turbo
2 super turbo
vs Xmen
alpha
alpha 2
alpha 3
vs Marvel
3

There's also Super 2 (before Super 2 Turbo), and Alpha is known as Zero in some countries. So it's 1, 2, 0, 3, 4 if you don't include stuff like X-Men vs Street Fighter, Super SF 2 Turbo and EX Plus.

[Cynic]

So it's 1, 2, 0, 3, 4...

Koumei, you were just told off by my 3-year-old that you can't count.

Sorry.

[RandomCasualty2]

I was pretty pissed at 95, looking under the hood it was a horrible, horrible kludge. And even XP was saddled with the terrible idea of the registry that they created for windows 95.

I haven't used Vista or Win7 enough to know... did they ever get rid of the registry in any of those?

[cthulhu]

The registry is one of a number of solutions for ugly problems. Like 'how does the OS know what to do with files you double click on' that actually have no good solutions. Vista and 7 still use one, but it's a very different beast from WinXP's version.

[Heath Robinson]

Yeah, the Registry is just used badly by most programs. Raymond Chen has given a number of reasons for the switch to using the Windows Registry. This basically reads as a summary of the advantages of the Windows Registry.