Chris,
In a message dated 98-02-08 19:04:01 EST, you write:
> > Probably closer to 15. I'm suprised IBM hasn't sued over some of the
> > components' similarity to the "inferior" OS/2...
>
> I think it refreshing to find that even Redmond can recognize good
> functionality. Also, when the Windows world finally got around to using
> some of those features they had spent years saying they didn't want, it did
> make it easier to work with their machines.
I just wonder how someone took "Soft"ware and hit Redmond in the head hard
enough for them to notice. At my primary client site, I run OS/2 2.1 (not
even Warp), and what crashes it? AmiPro and Visio (16bit WIN applications).
Guess what two applications are the only ones I've found that can crash
NT/Workstation? I'm sorry, but CM/2 keeps me working on the /400 while the
rest of the team (on 3.1 and Rumba) sits around twiddling their thumbs when
the Network goes down, which averages a minimum of twice/day. I don't find
the "Redmond Recognition" refreshing at all, but a theft of operability that
they have been unable to achieve themselves despite years of market dominance
and virtually unlimited R&D dollars...
JMHO,
Dean Asmussen
Enterprise Systems Consulting, Inc.
Fuquay-Varina, NC USA
E-Mail: DAsmussen@aol.com
"Clothes don't make a man, but clothes have gotten many a man a good job." --
Herbert Harold Vreeland
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