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Hi
I'm using Dink's Web/2 on my home page, running PGPGedview a blog and some other things, without any greater problems.
Quote from: rudi on 2010.10.05, 09:17:14
> Would this affect OS/2-eCS?
Yes. It's the end of the road. Game over.
> Can one install eCS onto a board that has the UEFI?
Not likely. But you can give it a try by installing it natively
on a recent MacBook...
Quote from: NNYITGuy on 2010.09.07, 06:12:04
http://www.os2ss.com/wpsutil/schedb2.zip
Quote from: RobertM on 2009.12.27, 21:05:34Quote from: oli on 2009.12.25, 20:13:16Quote from: RobertM on 2009.12.22, 05:58:13
As for... That company was a big development company in Canada which slowly dwindled down to nothing. Our project was dead as soon as theirs died.
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That Canadian company was not making databases was it?
Bingo! And it was at a time where the only other alternative was the waaaaay too expensive DB2 was the only other solution... though we owned that as well, the licensing needed for each copy would have made the end-product way too expensive for the target market. The other alternatives at that time were already discontinued or on their way. By the time MySQL became a viable solution (the 3.3x releases), it was waaaaay too late to continue the project, especially as it would have required a total rewrite from a staff we no longer even employed.
Quote from: cyber on 2009.12.22, 09:00:32
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There is promised 'red eye removal' funtion for future. I personaly does not see anything else missing under PMView. I use it under Win and Linux systems too, even convience bunch of other (win)people to use it.
Quote from: RobertM on 2009.12.22, 05:58:13
As for Pixel, I dont know enough about the situation to speculate. A business venture I was entrenched in promised a software package that was near complete and included a lot more features than promised, but was reliant on coding tools and compilers (and related libraries that were irreplaceable at any reasonable cost at that time) from another company. That company never fixed some major showstopper bugs, which required a lot of effort to circumvent those issues, leaving way too many unaddressable issues remaining even after those attempts. That company then promised new releases that addressed all of those issues, got some stuff in beta and quietly disappeared leaving the project I was working on dead in the water. That company was a big development company in Canada which slowly dwindled down to nothing. Our project was dead as soon as theirs died.
Quote from: cytan on 2009.12.22, 04:30:32
I'm one of those "idiots" who paid for a copy of Pixel and of course, nothing is happening with it. I would hold a contrary view on PMView and I'd say that it is one of the most useful programmes I've used on OS/2 (which I also paid fo). I also use a Mac and, unbelievably, PMView is better than what's available on the Mac.
cytan