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Posted on 04-Sep-2002 20:05 GMT by Teemu I. Yliselä21 comments
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"With all the publicity that Windows and Linux get, you may be forgiven for not being aware of a number of other operating systems. Yet there are many other choices that I find interesting and as useful alternatives." The Byte Magazine article goes on to discuss OS/2, BeOS and the Amiga, amongst others.


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An Octet of Operating Systems : Comment 5 of 21ANN.lu
Posted by TBone on 04-Sep-2002 22:05 GMT
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OS/2 is *extremely* popular these days, and will be for the forseeable future. OS/2 runs almost our entire economy, from ATM machines to POS systems to Banking all the way up to Wall St.
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