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- From: jolo@ece.cmu.edu
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- Subject: Re: OS/2 Porting
- Date: 21 Mar 1996 21:59:06 GMT
- Organization: Carnegie Mellon University
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- In <4iqokc$afa@clarknet.clark.net>, alongton@clark.net (Andy Longton) writes:
- >Well, if Ardi is going to do a Windows port, than it is trivial to do an
- >OS/2 port from the Windows code. Does this look like a good compromise?
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- For a first try, perhaps this is good. However, there are many
- optimizations and features to be made use of (WPS, OpenDoc, IFS
- to name a few) that would require more coding than just a DAX
- port.
-
- I'd be happy with a DAX port, with assurances that a more "native"
- version would be in the works...and that it wouldn't be indefinitely
- back-burnered to an NT version (when there are < 1Mil NT boxes
- out there, compared to at least 8-9Mil OS/2 boxes.)
-
- Flames & comments on this last point, *again* followup to
- comp.os.os2.advocacy.
-
- l8r,
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