This paper at IBM.com is a summary of problems encountered by the LAN Distributed Platform (LANDP) for Linux team whilst porting LANDP from OS/2 to Linux. This paper should be useful to other teams that are porting OS/2 applications to Linux.
Porting OS/2 Applications to Linux
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Does anyone use OS/2 anymore?
Yes. And why would anyone would port an app from a super stable o.s. to that unstable-stone-age-piece-o-crap-look-m’ah-it-only-took-me-4-hours-to-s etup-my-email-app-cuz-I-had-to-reinstall-my-o.s.-and-the-libraries-and -whatever Linux. They still haven’t figured out that the command line is not for the power user!!! We are using THE MOUSE!!! It’s the MOUSE dummies.
Nuff said.
Mouhahahaha *evil grin*
then you are not a l33t h4x0r!
][ oWn jo0!
I haven’t seen it for sale since three months before Windows 95 came out.
I haven’t seen it for sale since three months before Windows 95 came out.
I haven’t seen it for sale since three months before Windows 95 came out.
Duplicates were by accident… I’m not THAT annoying.
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