Last rites? Hasn't it been dead for some time? Nah, it's just been pining for the fjords. But OS/2 is finally about to join the choir invisible. IBM has said that they will no longer sell OS/2 or ...

But now there’s version 3.0, called Warp. Like earlier versions, it runs Windows and DOS programs as well as “native” OS/2 programs, but Warp does it more reliably and in less RAM.

What this does get one over OS/2 Warp is SMP support, improved USB, audio and video support, along with an actual package manager (ANPM, based on RPM & Yum). Would you splurge on an updated OS/2 ...

This is not a joke. View image: /infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif View image: /infopop/emoticons/icon_frown.gif<BR><BR>I'm looking for pricing for the Warp 4 upgrade ...

But another nun has a better suggestion. "That new OS/2 Warp from IBM sounds pretty hot," she says. Hot meant it offers true multitasking and easy access to the internet. The whole thing is really ...

Note: Except where noted, the examples and instructions that are provided in this document assume that you are running the SAS System under OS/2 Warp 4.0. For more information about how to use the ...

The first version of OS/2 Warp to provide peer-to-peer networking to OS/2 and Windows machines. These networking functions were later added into the regular product line. See OS/2 Warp.

Mercury Interactive has announced a solution for testing IBM's OS/2 v2.1 Warp and Warp Connect. The Testsuite package combines WinRunner, LoadRunner and TestDirector which are designed to manage ...

It was less expensive than the full OS/2, because it did not include the Windows code. OS/2 for Windows was superseded by OS/2 Warp. See OS/2.