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  • Subject: Re: ASSET Y2K Dating
  • From: "Chris Devous" <cdevous@xxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 16 Feb 1999 09:49:06 -0700

I was under the impression that ODW is not for AS/SET development, but rather 
is a
tool for BPCS v6 client development.  Iz I wrong?

[snip]

> ODW is supposed to be GA soon, running under Win NT.  Then again, Riz 
>Shakir
> announced it at the Fall '95 AS/Set Users' Group meeting and we have yet to
> see it.  One can only hope, but the demo I saw in December '98 didn't look
> ready yet...
> 
> 
> Errrrrr, OS/2 is the greatest operating system ever written except for MAC/OS
> and OS/400.  Too bad IBM wasn't as good at marketing it as they were at
> writing it.  OS/2 runs Windoze applications better than Windoze.  Windoze
> doesn't run OS/2 applications at all -- monopoly, NAAAAAH!  Mine smokes too,
> especially when I try to run a '95 app on '98 or NT ;-)...
> 

OS/2 was technically very good, but poorly marketed, sort of like the MCA bus 
architecture that IBM came out with in the early-mid 80's.

But, of course, the BEST O/S EVER WRITTEN was Kernighan & Ritchie's first 
version of UNIX.  Now, there was an O/S written to support the REAL users of 
computer equipment:  PROGRAMMERS!



---------------------------
Christopher J. Devous
Director of Systems Development
The Antigua Group, Inc.
cdevous@antigua.com
http://www.antigua.com
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