Yea, old anti-trust exhibits mentioned so-called 32-bit Windows extenders, which had many limitations compared to say OS/2 2.0. For example, I think all Win32s

Yea, old anti-trust exhibits mentioned so-called 32-bit Windows extenders, which had many limitations compared to say OS/2 2.0. For example, I think all Win32s apps ran in a single global address space, not to mention the lack of multi-threading etc.