Oh no! Now we’ll be forced to use Windows… although IBM suggests Linux.
In the end, fewer than 80 customers held more than 10 licenses each. Heh.
Oh no! Now we’ll be forced to use Windows… although IBM suggests Linux.
In the end, fewer than 80 customers held more than 10 licenses each. Heh.
Man, I used to love OS/2 back in the day, pre-Win95. I used OS/2 2.x for DOS and Windows development because it was A.) rock solid and B.) had a native port of Emacs.
OS/2 Warp was so much better than Win95.
Dude, I worked at a computer store where we attempted to sell OS/2 Warp.
No one could get the damn thing to work.
Is Brad Wardell around? He’s probably in mourning ;-)
I hold in my hands right now, and OS/2 for Windows CD (version 2.10). I glued on a disk of cork on the back, and ir makes for a nice coaster. To be fair, I’ve also got a Windows 95 Migration Planning Kit in my coaster collection as well.
I jus t installed os/2 warp on an older computer last week. sigh what could of been.
Shittiest CD-Rom hardware compatibility list EVAR.
OS/2 is used on the 3890 sorter at my work. It’s nice seeing a piece of hardware that’s almost $1MM using OS/2!