Chrome...

[Digi]

See attachment...

[Jochen Schäfer]

Does that mean, we can use Chrome/Chromium in the future?

[David McKenna]

 Whoa!  Is that real?...

[Digi]

OS/4 kernel is used on both screenshots.

[David McKenna]

 What?!!! Internet Explorer on OS/2? Blasphemy!  How did you do it?

[ivan]

I have a feeling that this is running in a seamless virtual machine like Qemu and if so where can I get a copy. 

[Valery Sedletski]

This is not QEMU Though, there is QEMU 0.11.0 ported to OS/2 by Sawataishi Jun from Japan in 2009. It works fine on my machine, there are i386 and x86_64 versions available. I have it on my ftp: ftp://osfree.org/upload/bauxite.sakura.ne.jp/tmp/os2/. Unfortunately, original site is down.

[ivan]

Thank you Valery for the QEMU downloads.  I lost my copy of the 0.9 version when a hard disk went down - now I can get it up and running again.

[Martin Iturbide]

Digi, please tell us more about what you are doing.

Regards

[Digi]

I'm working on FreeRDP port. The work is currently suspended for some time. On screenshots above you can see the programs that are running on the Application Server. For example, now I can open M$ Office documents (with MS Office programs) directly from the PMShell, File Commander or thunderbird under OS/2 with OS/4 kernel. And of course, it's possible to connect to a remote desktop.
WPS class to launch FreeRDP properties on next screenshot.

[David McKenna]

Very cool... nice work!

[R.M. Klippstein]

WoW!¡!  Better yet "Awesome"

[Dariusz Piatkowski]

Oh yeah, that is great work...awesome functionality to have actually...a pile of stuff I have on the Win7 box that I would love to be able to simply run on my OS/2 desktop.

What do you need from us as far as help & support goes? Is this what the FreeRDP funding request is about?

[Digi]

What do you need from us as far as help & support goes? Is this what the FreeRDP funding request is about?

Yes, Arca Noae's message about this project:
https://www.arcanoae.com/support-freerdp-for-os2/