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I don't think it's better security-wise to run software which doesn't get updates since 17 years.
by ma2rten 7y ago
I don't think it's better security-wise to run software which doesn't get updates since 17 years.
- zrobotics 7y ago"IBM had long given up on it, even allowing another company to maintain the software in 2001. (These days, a firm named Arca Noae sells an officially supported version of OS/2, ArcaOS, though most of its users are in similar situations to the MTA.)" So I suppose there are still updates. As an aside, at $129 for the personal edition [0] I want to pick it up just for the novelty of having an OS/2 machine running on modern hardware. [0] https://www.arcanoae.com/shop/arcaos-5-personal-edition/ https://www.arcanoae.com/shop/arcaos-5-personal-edition/
- kristiandupont 7y agoIt means that they are an easier target for intentional attacks, but less likely to be hit by some in-the-wild virus or ransomware.