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This site only covers the IBM era of OS/2, but after Warp 4 it became "eComStation" and now ArcaOS since 2017: http://ecomstation.com/ http://ecomstation.com/
by Lammy 5y ago
This site only covers the IBM era of OS/2, but after Warp 4 it became "eComStation" and now ArcaOS since 2017:
http://ecomstation.com/ http://ecomstation.com/
https://www.arcanoae.com/ https://www.arcanoae.com/
Arca Noae recently released their NVMe driver, and USB3 support is on the way! No free demo unfortunately due to ${REASONS} such as the bundled copy of Windows 3.1.
edit: It also has Wi-Fi support and some fairly modern software ports like Firefox https://i.imgur.com/XuJ5Jdn.png https://i.imgur.com/XuJ5Jdn.png
- hakfoo 5y agoI've looked at it a few times, but $130 for the personal-use copy is a bit steep for a hobbyist interest. My budget for this particular novelty is about 50 bucks. I have positive nostalgia for the platform. Back in 2003, I decided to start taking notes in college on a a salvaged 486 laptop. I tried running OS/2 3.0, installed from a boxed copy bought on eBay where the discs were degrading as I was installing them. The pack-in software was pleasantly featureful compared to the placeholder stuff Windows 3.1 came with, but it was a little poky on a DX2/40 with no L2 cache.