Well, yes. The point was simply about RAM requirements vs RAM supplied by typical vendor, not anything to do with popularity of a particular OS version. At the time that XP was released, the amount of RAM in a typical off-the-shelf PC was not enough to run XP properly.
Nowadays, sure, but that's because the bottom of the curve has, as usual, moved up to well above the original point.
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Date: 2008-09-12 01:44 (UTC)Nowadays, sure, but that's because the bottom of the curve has, as usual, moved up to well above the original point.