Bundling Commercial XO With Ecomstation

2007-09-27 Thread big one
In 1990s IBM released a Windows NT competitor called OS/2 that can run MS-DOS, 
Windows 3.1 and Windows NT applications (using special method). Now Serenity 
Systems had bought OS/2 from IBM and market it as Ecomstation. 

http://www.ecomstation.com

Collection of freeware/shareware OS/2 applications:
http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/

If Ecomstation can support XO laptops BIOS and still run MS-DOS, OS/2 and 
Windows 3.1/Windows NT program, IMO this new version of Ecomstation can be 
bundled with Commercial version of XO laptops sold to developing countries (US, 
Europe, Japan, Middle East).

Perhaps the developing countries version of XO come with bigger keyboards, LCD 
screens, but use the same motherboards and chipsets as the developed country 
version.

Is the above idea possible?
Thank you.

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Re: Bundling Commercial XO With Ecomstation

2007-09-27 Thread Bert Freudenberg
I for one would prefer if these discussions were taken to a different  
mailing list. OLPC-open seems fitting, unless there is a specific  
OLPC-Customers list.

- Bert -

On Sep 27, 2007, at 16:23 , big one wrote:

 In 1990s IBM released a Windows NT competitor called OS/2 that can  
 run MS-DOS, Windows 3.1 and Windows NT applications (using special  
 method). Now Serenity Systems had bought OS/2 from IBM and market  
 it as Ecomstation.

 http://www.ecomstation.com

 Collection of freeware/shareware OS/2 applications:
 http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/

 If Ecomstation can support XO laptops BIOS and still run MS-DOS, OS/ 
 2 and Windows 3.1/Windows NT program, IMO this new version of  
 Ecomstation can be bundled with Commercial version of XO laptops  
 sold to developing countries (US, Europe, Japan, Middle East).

 Perhaps the developing countries version of XO come with bigger  
 keyboards, LCD screens, but use the same motherboards and chipsets  
 as the developed country version.

 Is the above idea possible?
 Thank you.




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