"That new OS/2 Warp from IBM sounds pretty hot," she says ... when IBM contracted Microsoft to provide an operating system for its burgeoning PC line. Microsoft, in turn, licensed an operating ...

But OS/2 is finally about to join the choir invisible ... as geeks are known to do. I remember his PC running an unfamiliar OS I had never seen before that looked sort of like Windows, but ...

Warp was a beautiful OS ... By the end of the year, all our computers will be upgraded and using OS/2 only — not bad for a “dead” OS! — Ivan Turner It has to be VMS (Virtual Memory ...

In context: The early 1990s were tumultuous years for the home computer operating system ... ultimately forced to discontinue OS/2 after the release of OS/2 Warp 4.52. OS/2 3.0, an advanced ...

Everyone who tried it loved OS/2, especially OS/2 Warp. Technically ... nice IBMers who lacked the power to change things), and a computer press who’d been burned by OS/2 1.0 and believed ...

What this does get one over OS/2 Warp is SMP support, improved USB, audio and video support, along with an actual package manager (ANPM, based on RPM & Yum). Would you splurge on an updated OS/2 ...

A case in point is the New York City subway system. Back in the 1990s the transit authority decided to adopt IBM’s new OS/2 operating system. Why not? It was robust and we used to always say ...

(For OS/2 Warp, it was a premium edition, called Warp Connect.) That sailed over the head of Novell, the undisputed ruler of PC networking since the 1980s. It failed to spot that TCP/IP was the ...

The first version of OS/2 Warp to provide peer-to-peer networking to OS/2 and Windows machines. These networking functions were later added into the regular product line. See OS/2 Warp.

It was less expensive than the full OS/2, because it did not include the Windows code. OS/2 for Windows was superseded by OS/2 Warp. See OS/2.