OS/2 isn't even nearly gone. Hey, IBM's support guarantee was made for, at the time, six or seven years (not counting time already elapsed). Which version of Windows has remained a supported product for seven years?
I use OS/2 every day for all my business and home computing, and for developing software aimed at other platforms.
That way I can get my work done without babysitting the OS.
G. Bourassa
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OS/2 isn't even nearly gone. Hey, IBM's support guarantee was made for, at the time, six or seven years (not counting time already elapsed). Which version of Windows has remained a supported product for seven years? I use OS/2 every day for all my business and home computing, and for developing software aimed at other platforms. That way I can get my work done without babysitting the OS. G. Bourassa