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  1. Ouch!

    That's the old problem, named downwards compatibility.

    Serious software makers keep the new operating system, or the middle-ware program, strictly compatible with the old programs.

    This means that each old piece of program has to continue working with the new operating system. Of course, the new software has new features the old programs did not know about, so the old programs will not take full benefit of the new things, but they have to continue working exactly as previously.

    Else, from quality point of view, if old code do not work with the new systems, this is a quality regression, and this issue has to be fixed.

    Of course, in our modern word, nobody cares about quality, end-user satisfaction, we will have to continue accepting these unacceptable features.


  2. Concerning the fact being optimistic, I just had the same problem on another Windows computer, the ctf engine seems to die during boot. Not important, of course, needed only when default Microsoft things (like Microsoft edge beeing started by an app, or if I need the search bar, or inside the HP support Assistant tool).


  3. 37 minutes ago, OpaQue said:

    A Raspberry Pi is a general-purpose computer, usually with a Linux operating system, and the ability to run multiple programs

    Of course, depends from the memory size and from the cpu power needed by these programs. Nevertheless, I agree, as far as it's a linux system it's able to do quite a lot of things. I feel more skeptic when the Rapsberry Pi is used with Windows 10.

    And of course, I really would love knowing how people use this device, and how satisfied they feel.


  4. 5 minutes ago, tu0977717405 said:

    a database !

    OK. So, if you want a database (I mean you want hosting including a database) you will have to work in order to obtain it.

    You will have to post interesting topis here, or help people by means of posting interesting answers to their questions.

    The philosophy of our forum is helping each others. If interesting topics are seen here, this will help us helping others, and we will help you by means of offering free services on our servers.


  5. I would ike to know which Excel file in a given folder contains the word "Alligator".

    Or course, the same problem occurs if I am looking for another word, "bird" or "hammer", and want to know in which .docx file it is.

    Of course, I could open each Excel file or each Microsoft Word file and look whether this word is present or not.

    However, I have a lot of such files, and I would really know in which file I was talking about alligators.

    And unfortunately, wingrep does not grep inside binary files.

    Does somebody have an idea?

    Regards

    Yordan

     

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