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Article at The Inquirer: OS/2 is 20 years old today
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http://www.ecomstation.com/news.phtml?action=fullnews&id=2177&title=Article%20at%20The%20Inquirer:%20OS/2%20is%2020%20years%20old%20today Article at The Inquirer: OS/2 is 20 years old today
April 03, 2007 by Joachim Benjamins
Nice article at The Inquirer
OS/2 is 20 years old today: dead but still walking
snippet from the conclusion:
"Yet despite IBM, die-hard OS/2 users and programmers still refuse to let it rot. There must be something good about it, then. Shame on IBM for not open sourcing the kernel - even if it means dropping the parts co-owned by the Vole - and leaving it as an interesting toy for geeks and embedded system builders to play with. Most of the OS/2 user base, like this scribbler, have moved on to greener pastures for the daily work - my notebooks run Linux, for instance - but some of us can't help but look at those still-running OS/2 systems, complete with a functional desktop, web browser and productivity apps, and sigh with a mix of melancholy and admiration. "
Full article at:
http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=38666
April 03, 2007 by Joachim Benjamins
Nice article at The Inquirer
OS/2 is 20 years old today: dead but still walking
snippet from the conclusion:
"Yet despite IBM, die-hard OS/2 users and programmers still refuse to let it rot. There must be something good about it, then. Shame on IBM for not open sourcing the kernel - even if it means dropping the parts co-owned by the Vole - and leaving it as an interesting toy for geeks and embedded system builders to play with. Most of the OS/2 user base, like this scribbler, have moved on to greener pastures for the daily work - my notebooks run Linux, for instance - but some of us can't help but look at those still-running OS/2 systems, complete with a functional desktop, web browser and productivity apps, and sigh with a mix of melancholy and admiration. "
Full article at:
http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=38666
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