You could also look at ArcaOS from Arca Noae. Arca Noae took over OS/2
from IBM when it was discontinued. They've been updating it and making
a number of releases with updated hardware support. For example, they
just released a version that has the ability to boot from UEFI- based
systems.
That's true. Part of the trouble was just finding a ThinkPad still in
decent enough shape. They're note equipment but not exactly ToughBook
tanks. For many, the plastic case has just become brittle. And I'm not
sure if the cooling was really adequate for the Pentium's (especially if
the case ge
Steve Lewis wrote:
> I'll do a write up on the adventure soon-ish, I'm still trying to figure
> out the TCP/IP settings stuff for OS/2.
You stand a much better chance of getting OS/2 drivers for IBM-produced
machines than just about anyone else's, but hat's off to you for getting it
done.
I (an
Hello, all,
I know that there has been great effort to gather up and make available via
emulation (SIMH) timeshared Operating Systems for DEC machines, as well as
Hewlett Packard 2000-Series Timeshared BASIC systems, but I was wondering if
there has been any efforts made to archive and perhaps
