Originally posted by Nick
News to you, XP is NOT all that "stable". There are security updates coming out every two weeks for XP Pro (what I have and what Disney would have used). I don't think Disney would want to use something that some guy could hack into and screw with the operation. 2000 is one of, if not the best and most secure, networking OS right now (at least in my opinion).
Originally posted by Woody13
Windows XP, released at the end of 2001, is intended to be a single, unifying product, replacing all Windows lines. XP is based on the Windows NT kernel (it's actually only a slight revision of Windows 2000, and is known internally as Windows NT 5.1) and should eliminate the problems of all its predecessors, including the scant industry support of the NT line and the poor performance and reliability of the 9x/Me line.
Originally posted by Invero
Kinda bummed that I let my certification expire, I wouldn't mind taking yellow out for a spin. I miss driving those trains.![]()
Originally posted by barnum42
The reason they do not use Windows XP, is that sod all in the way of hardware is backwards compatible with it. The monorails are several years old. XP can’t cope with my two year old scanner, printer or TV card. What hope has a Disney Monorail?![]()
Originally posted by GaryT977
How could you?!?![]()
You actually have to stay certified? I can't image that you'd forget how to drive them.![]()
Originally posted by niteobsrvr
Likewise, its not like you can just go to monorail.com and download the Walt Disney World Monorail driver updates.
Originally posted by Invero
I think the TRS-80 is more powerful than the original computer! lol
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