Hello. ArcaOS has Qt4 and Qt5 ported. There is an version of OpenOffice available for it. It has ACPI, ACHI and USB support. It is not only a retro-computing novelty, there are people, like me, that still runs it…
I think it is both. IBM may missed the point in a big way. They were an slow corporation to market an OS home product. The PC became a home product and IBM was not ready to be on that kind of circus. But don't…
Hello. What happened to Zortech ? Any chance that Zortech C++ for OS/2 can be open sourced ?
Yes and No. There are actually developers that had given a lot of open source software to the platform (OS/2) without expecting nothing in return. But cloning OS/2 to turn it open source is a very long task and we don't…
Hello. ArcaOS has Qt4 and Qt5 ported. There is an version of OpenOffice available for it. It has ACPI, ACHI and USB support. It is not only a retro-computing novelty, there are people, like me, that still runs it…
I think it is both. IBM may missed the point in a big way. They were an slow corporation to market an OS home product. The PC became a home product and IBM was not ready to be on that kind of circus. But don't…
Hello. What happened to Zortech ? Any chance that Zortech C++ for OS/2 can be open sourced ?
Yes and No. There are actually developers that had given a lot of open source software to the platform (OS/2) without expecting nothing in return. But cloning OS/2 to turn it open source is a very long task and we don't…