Subj : Windows 10.
To   : Holger Granholm
From : Paul Quinn
Date : Sun Jan 10 2016 07:17 pm

Hi! Holger,

On 09 Jan 16 11:45, you wrote to me:

 PQ>> Well... GMTA.  My second was Total Commander!  [giggle]

 HG> Another file manager, I understand.

Yes.  Hence the GMTA.  Very early on around 1987, I started using Norton 
Commander for DOS and that lasted about 5 years; I still have a copy of a 
European variant with a BBS terminal option.  At some time, I did have a look 
at XTree but I didn't really like it since it didn't follow the same 
multi-directory panel layout that I was used to.  Since the early 90s I've been 
using Total Commander for Windows (TC for short).  That's over 25 years!  :)

These days I use Tux Commander on all of my Linux systems: One Dell desktop; 
and about eight alternate USB boot & VirtualBox PC incarnations.  It's the 
closest approximation to TC in Windows, though with a couple of rough edges.  I 
also have a copy of the Gnome Commander on the Dell but it's not used often, as 
it's a recent discovery courtesy of Bjoern Felton.  Now I'm straying... like an 
old bloke.  Oops.  For a squiz at some happy snaps of some of my machines and 
other things, take a trip when you get a chance to: 
http://members.dodo.com.au/~colgilly/

 HG> Winter has finally arrived here. The last week we have had -11ø to
 HG> -15øC and the white stuff falling down is making the days longer, and
 HG> the days are also getting longer now after the winter solstice. -9ø
 HG> right now and more snow falling vertically.

Ah, weather... well, we're technically into the second month of summer but it 
hasn't startd to really heat up yet.  We're having 30-34øC days with variable 
60-85% humidity but the Earth is still warming.  It will get hotter through to 
April/May, as we get deeper into the cyclone season.  Oh, and I've just this 
weekend installed my second UPS.  So I'm ready for the storm season.  :)

 HG> Have a nice evening,

Thank you kindly.  Have fun!  Be good.  (I don't think they're mutually 
exclusive.)

Cheers,
Paul.

.... Whenever I get a grip on reality, the handle falls off.
--- Paul's Win98SE VirtualBox
 * Origin: Quinn's Post - Maryborough, Queensland, OZ (3:640/384)

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