What are the best 98/XP era programs?
What are the best 98/XP era programs?
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Limewire
that pinball game and solitaire.
Winamp
mIRC
Paint
opera
>resumes your 500 MB dialup download
it really worked
WinDirStat
Windows Agent of course.
Windows Explorer
Paint Shop Pro 7
Lotus Organizer
Flight Simulator 2004
It's still the best windows music player.
MagicDisc for mounting ISO images
Best app
Seething chromekids
Still using Paint Shop Pro 7.04 as my daily go-to image editing program.
fuck
good memories
Man I loved to watch this work. So much catharsis watching performance be improved 100x.
nostalgia
ResHack.
Half-Life 1
All of the Windows Entertainment Packs.
Microsoft Entertainment Pack 1
Cruel (a card game)
Golf (a card game)[a]
Minesweeper, written by Rob Donner[b]
Pegged (a form of Peg solitaire), written by Mike Blaylock
Taipei (later known as Mahjong Titans and Microsoft Mahjong)[a][b]
Tetris (Windows version)[a]
TicTactics (a Tic-tac-toe variant)
IdleWild (a screensaver program), written by Brad Christian
Microsoft Entertainment Pack 2
FreeCell (a card game)[a][b]
Jigsawed (a Jigsaw puzzle)
Pipe Dream (by LucasArts), written by Eric Geyser[a]
Rattler Race
Rodent's Revenge[a]
Stones, developed by Michael C. Miller
Tut's Tomb (a card game)[a]
IdleWild (a screensaver program) - 8 new screen savers for this pack
Microsoft Entertainment Pack 3
Fuji Golf
Klotski
Life Genesis (based on Conway's Game of Life, with a two-player mode added[citation needed])
SkiFree, written by Chris Pirih[a]
TetraVex[a]
TriPeaks (a card game)[a]
WordZap (a word game)
IdleWild (a screensaver program) - 8 new screen savers for this pack
Microsoft Entertainment Pack 4
Chess
Chip's Challenge, written by Chuck Sommerville[a]
Dr. Black Jack (a card game created by Mike Blaylock, based on the game of the same name)[a]
Go Figure!
JezzBall[a]
Maxwell's Maniac
Tic Tac Drop (a form of Connect Four with quadrilateral, triangular and plus-shaped boards and customizable win pattern and number of rows and columns)
>What are the best 98/XP era programs?
Sub7 and Netbus
>99%
>"Disk contents changed. Restarting..."
Medieval Total War
Irfanview, and its still the best image viewer
this was my desktop around 2001-2002
Good thing u blocked out your aim buddy names
i covered them in mspaint probably a decade ago but at least my buddylist is hackproof in 2018 too
That was a super comfy way of putting it friend. *sips*
> 2 hours spent watching defragger tool work on a 40GB EIDE drive.
>kazaa
>playing game demos
>america's army
>those schizo tech wallpapers
We have to go back
God, I remember that
here i found one more
I still got this collection + Oregon trail (dos),same game for windows, Symatic Game Pack, Life & Death I & 2 (dos),Rotox (dos) + few other dos gems. Unreal Tournament (99),RE 2, Tomb Raider 1/2/3 and Quake 3 + NOLF were all the shit back in the day. Good times all around.
>NFSHP2
>Geocities
>Winamp
FeelsGoodMan
Paint Shop Pro 8 (2003), I've carried my folder with the .exe from computer to computer since I first used it in 2003; it's my main image editor
searching mmd + 1024x768 images gives you some good old desktops/programs
Gmud
ICQ
Rise of the Triad
Kaaza
listen.pls
>Winamp
>It's still the best windows music player.
And it will probably remain that way since music is now delivered through a few big services that either have their own program, or just use a browser.
>winamp
>icq
>morpheus
>bitorrent client
>netscape navigator
>aol
>dat pic
*woahaos internally*
chips challenge
Unironicaly this
DX-Ball
Dr. Watson ftw
Mah nigga, I'll add Cain
Flashfxp
i remember this shit
still runs on modern system, still useful
Captain Claw
RegShot
>americas army
Fuck yeah that shit was my fuckin JAM back in 2003. So much so that the logo got burned in a little from the long ass loading times lmao
Fuck, I used this shit
True. Even MusicBee cannot hold the candle to it and it's buggy as shit. If only someone could reverse engineer Winamp and redo the interface a bit.
Sygate personal firewall
I wanna go back