<p>Well, I havent seen much that unstable API. If you saw something unstable please provide me <strong>source code
</strong>thatproves Windows API is unstable. Don't tell me about some "expert"'s oppinion: if you have a problem with
Windowsshow it to me. We are not users here. I agree that Windows 95/98 was a sh..., but I have news for you: Windows
isbecomming stronger every day. In 1998-1999 we could talk about the dying Microsoft - they were <strong>null
</strong>onthe server platform and the growth of Linux seemed unlimited. Can you tell me that the situation is the
same?Have you <strong>carrefully</strong> tested Windows 2003?<p>About reinstalling: at home I have a Pentium III 1 ghz
workstation.OS: Windows XP. I have installed on it Visual Studio .NET, Visual Studio 6, Microsoft SQL Server, IBM DB2,
Cygwin,IIS, MSMQ etc etc(you got the picture). I installed it about 9 months ago (when I bought the hdd) and I dont
haveany trouble with it, I hadn't to reinstall it after a month...<p>By the way, DB2 has no problem working on
Windows.I havent heard IBM calling Windows a "B category platform", on the contrary...<p><br /><hr size="1" />Do you
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