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| 31.05.2000 |
| Aurora Book in English (from Oliver Mark) |
| After a hard time searching all over the world, finally we found a pulisher in the States which is going to pulish and release an English translation of the famous German TeamOS/2 Book.
Since we have to translate about 800 pages and redo the screenshots, this will take some time, but nevertheless we hope to have the first ones available at WarpStock in Philadelphia at the beginning of September. The Book will most likely retail at a price of $49 and should be available via common sources (I haven't got in touch with them, but I would be surprised if not.). Since we are not sure about first release, it would be very helpful to get your feedback on numbers. If you want to show interest, please sent me an email. Oliver Mark, TeamOS/2 Germany Autor of "Warp Server for e-business in Team" -> comments: 0 [ Version for printing ] [ Send via eMail ] |
| 30.05.2000 |
| Warpstock Europe 2000 in Karlsruhe, Germany (from Warpstock Europe) |
| Team OS/2 Deutschland e.V. proudly announces
at the training center of Fiducia in Karlsruhe, Germany from Friday, 13. October to Sunday, 15. October 2000 More information will follow soon ! What is Warpstock Europe ? It is an OS/2 fair, where both commercial and non-commercial exhibitors present their products and services for and around OS/2. More, a variety of professional sessions and workshops will provide lots of current information about and around OS/2 in terms of new products and developments. Where will Warpstock Europe 2000 take place ? Warpstock Europe 2000 will take place in the training center of Fiducia in Karlsruhe, Germany. Fiducia is a company providing computer center services for saving banks in Germany, using OS/2 on their own. Its training centre provides an excellent and professional environment for fairs and seminars such as Warpstock Europe. We greatly appreciate the sponsorship of Fiducia for Warpstock Europe 2000. A big THANK YOU goes to IBM, as they support Warpstock Europa 2000 as a major sponsor. Further, IBM will show up both with referents and a booth, presenting you all the current news and products, that IBM has for OS/2. More to come Again, we will have commercial and non-commercial exhibitors at Warpstock Europe, and we expect to have more of them this year. That means: more about OS/2 and OS/2 products, more about OS/2 in the internet, more of OS/2 development, just more of everything ... Come to Warpstock Europe 2000 ! Join the major european OS/2 event and help to make this year's Warpstock Europe an even larger success than last year. We would like to let the OS/2 community and last, but not least, IBM see, that there are a lot of OS/2 users around - and for that, we would like to welcome you on this event. Remember: nothing else will protect your investments in OS/2 better than showing up on the biggest OS/2 event in Europe - namely Warpstock Europe 2000. Your Warpstock Europe 200 Team Contact us via email: info@warpstock.de Warpstock Europe 2000 is powered by Fiducia. Warpstock is a trademark of Warpstock, Inc. -> URL: http://www.warpstock.de -> comments: 0 [ Version for printing ] [ Send via eMail ] |
| 27.05.2000 |
| OS/2 boot CD HowTo (from Chris Wohlgemuth) |
| Chris Wohlgemuth put together a page describing the creation of a bootable OS/2 CD. Currently a text only system is explained, but a WPS system will follow as soon as possible. -> URL: http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Sector/5785/bootcd/Boot_cw.htm -> comments: 0 [ Version for printing ] [ Send via eMail ] |
| 26.05.2000 |
| WarpTech starting today (from Andreas Linde) |
| Another OS/2 event opens its doors today. WarpTech is a three-day technical event for OS/2 Warp users, developers, and exhibitors. The event is held in Litchfield Park, Arizona, USA (near Phoenix).
Technical sessions are scheduled to cover the gamut from home to corporate users and from novices to software developers. Lots of well known persons are going to give some presentations. Among them are Mike Cowlishaw, developer of REXX, Scott Garfinkle, lead programmer of the OS/2 Change Team, Steven King, Jeffrey (Jeff) Kobal, Michael (Mike) Persell and many more. -> URL: http://www.warptech.org/ -> comments: 0 [ Version for printing ] [ Send via eMail ] |
| 25.05.2000 |
| WarpUP! May is gold (from WarpUP! helpline) |
| The May 2000 edition of the WarpUP! client CD is now available.
Indelible Blue has put together the latest fixpacks and tools from IBM, along with popular applications and utilities in an easy-to-use browser-like interface. Not just a "dump" of files, the WarpUp! CD analyzes your system, presents you with current system status and update options, and allows "single click" installation of the options you choose. Also all the Fixpak 13 "fixes" and some other improvements have been included. For a complete list of the features check out this link. The Server CD is almost ready and should start ship next week. -> URL: http://service.indelible-blue.com/warpup -> comments: 0 [ Version for printing ] [ Send via eMail ] |
| 21.05.2000 |
| OS/2 and Sydney 2000 Olympic Games (from Andreas Linde) |
| IBM is using OS/2 technologies for the Commentator Information System (CIS) at Sidney 2000. OS/2 Warp operating system is being used for the CIS Control Systems and the CIS Commentator Stations.
For more details check out the PDF documents at the listed URL. -> URL: http://www.olympic.ibm.com/olympics/media/facts.phtml -> comments: 0 [ Version for printing ] [ Send via eMail ] |
| 20.05.2000 |
| IBM announced Java 1.3 (from Ulrich Zwirner) |
| IBM announced Java 1.3 for Nine Operationg Platforms, also for OS/2. First previews (not for OS/2) are now available. The OS/2 Version can be expected for mid of this year. -> URL: http://www.developer.ibm.com/java/j2/ -> comments: 0 [ Version for printing ] [ Send via eMail ] |
| 18.05.2000 |
| Bug in new TCP/IP 4.3 (from Walter Metcalf) |
| An IBM official has admitted there is a "problem" in TCP/IP that is affecting InJoy (and possibly other programs), and that they are currently working on it. For the complete USENET post see the listed URL. -> URL: http://os2.about.com/compute/os2/library/blnews.htm -> comments: 0 [ Version for printing ] [ Send via eMail ] |
| 16.05.2000 |
| Interbase going Open Source (from fonz) |
| Borland's Interbase Version 6.0 is going to be released under Open Source before 30. June 2000. -> URL: http://www.interbase.com/ -> comments: 0 [ Version for printing ] [ Send via eMail ] |
| 10.05.2000 |
| quick3D to appear for OS/2 (from Bill) |
| quick3D.org is now looking for someone to help them port their popular 3D software, quick3D, to OS/2. This would be a welcome addition to OS/2 available computer graphics programs! -> URL: http://www.quick3D.org -> comments: 0 [ Version for printing ] [ Send via eMail ] |
| 06.05.2000 |
| John Soyring Interview online (from bernd hohmann) |
| The german computer magazine put their new interview with John Soyring online. You can also read a english translation by Karen L. Mansbridge-Wood at http://www.warpcity.com/karenskorner/. -> URL: http://www.heise.de/ct/00/10/058/ -> comments: 0 [ Version for printing ] [ Send via eMail ] |
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