Neat! As mentioned in the README, the author created an original_plus tag if you’re more interested in seeing the historical artifact than the modern enhancements.
I much prefer Windows 3.x’s Program Manager to anything Microsoft has done lately on Windows. Hell, I prefer it to most modern desktops’ application management.
I much prefer Windows 3.x’s Program Manager to anything Microsoft has done lately on Windows. Hell, I prefer it to most modern desktops’ application management.
This is a very spicy take, considering Program Manager’s unpopularity and the near-universal sigh of relief once Windows 95 came out with Explorer and killed it. What’s so likeable about PROGMAN.EXE?
As it’s under MIT license now, it might be used to replace
winefilefrom Wine.Neat! As mentioned in the README, the author created an
original_plustag if you’re more interested in seeing the historical artifact than the modern enhancements.I much prefer Windows 3.x’s Program Manager to anything Microsoft has done lately on Windows. Hell, I prefer it to most modern desktops’ application management.
This is a very spicy take, considering Program Manager’s unpopularity and the near-universal sigh of relief once Windows 95 came out with Explorer and killed it. What’s so likeable about
PROGMAN.EXE?I said “lately”, meaning Windows 8/10 etc. 95 was fine. :)
And I feel like modern desktops are just…trying too hard. I mean, obviously I’m in the minority, but I’m a simple man.