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It's only real use is legacy systems. I have dabbled a bit with eComStation in the early aughts and even then it was already obsolete compared to Windows 2000 a
by microtonal 4y ago
It's only real use is legacy systems. I have dabbled a bit with eComStation in the early aughts and even then it was already obsolete compared to Windows 2000 and later XP.
Only IBM has the full source code (and obviously they don't care much about OS/2), so the only changes made for the last ~20 years are binary patches, third-party drivers, and extensions. It's a 32-bit operating system and will never transition to 64-bit.
OS/2 now probably full of hundreds of well-known CVEs. So, any machine used out in the wild is trivially exploitable.