Aye, but who is installing Win XP these days? Other than possibly the navy.
Aye, but who is installing Win XP these days? Other than possibly the navy.
I still have a couple of XP machines under my wings. They talk to very expensive pieces of equipment.
I still have a couple of XP machines under my wings. They talk to very expensive pieces of equipment.
Never thought to just replace them w/ an equivalent linux build? There's nothing XP is doing atm Linux hasn't been capable of for years.
Never thought to just replace them w/ an equivalent linux build? There's nothing XP is doing atm Linux hasn't been capable of for years.
The software that talks to the devices runs on XP. I don't have the time, desire, or intelligence to reverse engineer a proprietary protocol program that talks to a lathe that's in use 24/7.
The software that talks to the devices runs on XP. I don't have the time, desire, or intelligence to reverse engineer a proprietary protocol program that talks to a lathe that's in use 24/7.
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