I full agreement.
I'll load it up occasionally just to revisit. Conceptually interesting, just God awful implementation.
Norton Desktop was a GUI to replace Windows Program Manager in Win 3.1/NT 3.51 in the early 90's that had a Desktop concept (Windows 95 looked much like it), though it had some Bob-like functionality if I remember right.
Turn your shoulders toward the apex
Yep, look where you want to go, not where you don't want to go.
It's so weird how our brains work - even after decades on 2 wheels, I sometimes look at what I want to avoid, and, well, I don't avoid it then.
Ooh, damn good point
Windows can natively mount an iso as a drive since Win 10 at least, maybe before.
But thanks for the link, always good to have options!
Right?
I'd forgotten about them for years... Went to play an old game the other day and it came to mind...somehow remembered it after a couple days
Hey, if you have a lord of the manor, quart comes from your measurement system!
If they didn't sell you the giant package, you wouldn't need to also buy a storage container.
Wait, Linux ISOs are bigger than Paint drawings? 😆
Yep - it kept files in sync.
I never used it, though I always thought it was useful idea. Not sure how problematic it could be how did it handle collisions?)
Lol, nice.
Offline Files is essentially the same functionality as the briefcase (no idea if it's the same code).
Lol, preach!