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On 8/11/06, Jon Paris <Jon.Paris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Also just to correct another misconception in this thread - OS/2 continued to be supported _long_ after IBM stopped marketing it as a desktop competitor to Windows. If I recall it was the driving software for many of the early ATMs long after. There's still quite a lot of it about.
the os/2 experience is relevant because we need to know what IBM mgmt will do when it can no longer make a profit selling i5/os to its locked in customers. Will it go the os/2 route and continue to "support" it while keeping it locked up, or will it release it to the open source community. -Steve
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