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By [[Samuel Audet]]
By [[Samuel Audet]]


* [http://crydee.sai.msu.ru/ftproot/pub/comp/os/os2/hobbes/os2/info/desktour.zip]
* Download File:[http://crydee.sai.msu.ru/ftproot/pub/comp/os/os2/hobbes/os2/info/desktour.zip]
 
 
OS/2 Warp 4 is an operating system developed by IBM. I will attempt to show you most of its major features, but there is so much to show. The tour will also include some applications which are available for OS/2.




[[Image:W4Desktop-001.png]]
[[Image:W4Desktop-001.png]]
Clean desktop where we see the Control Center's (Object Desktop) information area (drive space, swap size, time, can also have CPU meter, etc.). Those 4 "bitmaps" up there are virtual desktops.
The Tab Launchpad (Object Desktop) and Control Center can be arranged, placed and duplicated at will. Object Desktop's Window List also includes a command history, for frequently executed commands.
Both MOD and MID (on Desktop) are shadows of actual folders somewhere else (you can locate them in a click) containing the data, but they act exactly like their big brother folder.


[[Image:W4Desktop-002.png]]
[[Image:W4Desktop-002.png]]

Revision as of 22:02, 26 July 2018

By Samuel Audet

  • Download File:[1]


OS/2 Warp 4 is an operating system developed by IBM. I will attempt to show you most of its major features, but there is so much to show. The tour will also include some applications which are available for OS/2.


Clean desktop where we see the Control Center's (Object Desktop) information area (drive space, swap size, time, can also have CPU meter, etc.). Those 4 "bitmaps" up there are virtual desktops.

The Tab Launchpad (Object Desktop) and Control Center can be arranged, placed and duplicated at will. Object Desktop's Window List also includes a command history, for frequently executed commands.

Both MOD and MID (on Desktop) are shadows of actual folders somewhere else (you can locate them in a click) containing the data, but they act exactly like their big brother folder.