23 Jul
2008
23 Jul
'08
11:09 a.m.
On 23 Jul 2008 at 10:24, Eric J Korpela wrote:
Depends on what you'd call an "Operating System", I suppose. WFWG
was built on DOS, couldn't run without it. Network support wasn't
"built in", by any means, but offered as a standard component of
WFWG.
NT 3.1 perhaps?
I've still got a system or two that run MSLANMAN--add TCP/IP support
and you've got one big memory hog, though, particularly on an 8088-
class system.
Cheers,
Chuck
And what was
the first operating system to have builtin support for
internet
access? Did Windows for Workgroups have this or
was that just LAN
networking?
I'm fairly sure WfW had TCP/IP.