reckless wrote:dug out my old OS2 disks to see if it could run on a modern pc and hehe well im writing this from it so yup the old thing still runs
dosquake runs quite fine on it also glquake and winquake well not so much hehe.
browser was updated because netscape cant show some content without crashing so im using a newer qt based one from ecommstation.
unfortunatly i cant remember how to do a screenshot of the desktop (if it was even possible) in OS2.
bit of a shame that it died .
Yeah. I was an OS/2 user too, for almost 4 years. Used to play Quake in a DOS window without worrying about running PPP drivers or protected mode memory extenders (DOS emulation under OS/2 was far superior than the real thing). Those were the days...
I know FrikaC made a cgi-bin version of the quakec interpreter once and wrote part of his website in QuakeC (LordHavoc)
yup the dos emulation in OS2 was pretty much as good as it gets
hmm IBM pretty much cant release the OS2 source because microsoft
still holds parts of the copyright, but i wonder if they could reveal the source for the emulation ? would be somewhat cool to have as an WDM plugin for say win7
also i wonder what happened to the OS2 object desktop system alike microsoft had plans for.
yup the dos emulation in OS2 was pretty much as good as it gets
hmm IBM pretty much cant release the OS2 source because microsoft
still holds parts of the copyright, but i wonder if they could reveal the source for the emulation ? would be somewhat cool to have as an WDM plugin for say win7
also i wonder what happened to the OS2 object desktop system alike microsoft had plans for.
glquake and winquake well not so much hehe.
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