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No...not yet!
My first exposure to a computer was a campus computer in OU, Hyderabad in 1976, TDC-12 (Trombay Digital Computer) made by ECIL (Electronics Corporation of India Limited) and built by BARC (Bhabha Atomic Research Center). It was a second generation computer made with transistors and filled a big hall in ECE building. When I first saw it, I was awed with the vertical panels containing tape drives and flashing lights, punch card machines and line printers.
From those days till now it was a long story....
Computing has evolved very fast and today we have laptops much more powerful than the earlier mainframes.
We have to accept the changes in operating system versions. I was progressing smoothly from MSDOS 6.22 to Windows 2.0, 3.0, 3.1, 3.11 with Novell Netware, 95, 98, NT4, 2000 and finally XP. I gave a slip to ME and Vista. After using XP for more than 8 years, I reluctantly switched over to Win 7 x64. But I adapted to Seven very fast and now comfortable with it.
We have to put up with some of the changes with every new version of OS. It only takes some time to get used to, though we curse sometimes to these changes.
By and large it was a thrilling journey throughout these years ...