[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hardly. It was smoother on my old 24MB 486DX4/100 than Windows 95 was on a
32MB 66MHz (?) Pentium. Ran even better on my current 128MB 233MHz AMD
K6-2. In fact, if there's one thing I'd like IBM to open-source, it'd be
the WPS. Trouble is, it might be too tied in with the OS/2 kernel but I can
dream, right?
Mabuhay.
i remember stewart buckingham, sysop of the now defunct chili channel,
who was a big advocate of os/2. i would have tried os/2 but a copy was
hard to find locally.
well, if ibm won't open source it, someone could always try to reverse
engineer it. in any case, if os/2 support and development is being
discontinued, does that mean it can be reverse-engineered already? just
a gnawing question at the back of my head....
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TAFKAZF
(the artist formerly known as zero frequency)
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