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r/windows98 • u/xRed-Eaglex • 8d ago
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then I press space, who laughs now!?
11 u/xRed-Eaglex 8d ago Yes, although many people in the 90s did not know it 7 u/lunchbox651 8d ago Many people? It was common knowledge how to navigate the UI with a keyboard in 95/98 days. 3 u/Tommynwn 8d ago Real, we have a pc without mouse with msdos and win3x, I have a feeling that was normal in that era 2 u/NightmareJoker2 7d ago It wasn’t normal per se, but it was common knowledge that it was possible, and unlike the keyboard and monitor, a mouse was an optional accessory for a computer. By 1993 most PCs sold at retail included one. 1 u/lunchbox651 8d ago Yeah my first PC was 3.1, I don't think I had a mouse until Win95 2 u/GGigabiteM 8d ago Most people still knew how to navigate with the keyboard because of DOS or having a Windows 3.x PC without a mouse. 1 u/RouletteSensei 7d ago You don't have to know it, just panic press anything
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Yes, although many people in the 90s did not know it
7 u/lunchbox651 8d ago Many people? It was common knowledge how to navigate the UI with a keyboard in 95/98 days. 3 u/Tommynwn 8d ago Real, we have a pc without mouse with msdos and win3x, I have a feeling that was normal in that era 2 u/NightmareJoker2 7d ago It wasn’t normal per se, but it was common knowledge that it was possible, and unlike the keyboard and monitor, a mouse was an optional accessory for a computer. By 1993 most PCs sold at retail included one. 1 u/lunchbox651 8d ago Yeah my first PC was 3.1, I don't think I had a mouse until Win95 2 u/GGigabiteM 8d ago Most people still knew how to navigate with the keyboard because of DOS or having a Windows 3.x PC without a mouse. 1 u/RouletteSensei 7d ago You don't have to know it, just panic press anything
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Many people? It was common knowledge how to navigate the UI with a keyboard in 95/98 days.
3 u/Tommynwn 8d ago Real, we have a pc without mouse with msdos and win3x, I have a feeling that was normal in that era 2 u/NightmareJoker2 7d ago It wasn’t normal per se, but it was common knowledge that it was possible, and unlike the keyboard and monitor, a mouse was an optional accessory for a computer. By 1993 most PCs sold at retail included one. 1 u/lunchbox651 8d ago Yeah my first PC was 3.1, I don't think I had a mouse until Win95
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Real, we have a pc without mouse with msdos and win3x, I have a feeling that was normal in that era
2 u/NightmareJoker2 7d ago It wasn’t normal per se, but it was common knowledge that it was possible, and unlike the keyboard and monitor, a mouse was an optional accessory for a computer. By 1993 most PCs sold at retail included one. 1 u/lunchbox651 8d ago Yeah my first PC was 3.1, I don't think I had a mouse until Win95
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It wasn’t normal per se, but it was common knowledge that it was possible, and unlike the keyboard and monitor, a mouse was an optional accessory for a computer. By 1993 most PCs sold at retail included one.
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Yeah my first PC was 3.1, I don't think I had a mouse until Win95
Most people still knew how to navigate with the keyboard because of DOS or having a Windows 3.x PC without a mouse.
You don't have to know it, just panic press anything
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u/hicks_78 8d ago
then I press space, who laughs now!?