An outfit called Arca Noae is working on a new release of the X86 OS/2 operating system code named "Blue Lion". The OS will be dubbed ArcaOS 5 in its final release and claims to be a modern 21st ...

Last rites? Hasn't it been dead for some time? Nah, it's just been pining for the fjords. But OS/2 is finally about to join the choir invisible. IBM has said that they will no longer sell OS/2 or OS/2 ...

People have been writing obituaries about it for years, but suddenly it’s back from the dead, ready to take over. And we don’t mean Elvis’ shade. No, we’re talking about an even less likely candidate ...

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The IBM-Lotus merger that was signed, sealed and delivered over the weekend was viewed Monday by a variety of experts as the beginning of the end for IBM’s star-crossed OS/2 Warp personal computer ...

There are some technologies that just refuse to die, kept alive and kicking by a small but very devoted and enthusiastic cluster of users. The Amiga is one such example, still running more than 20 ...

In context: The early 1990s were tumultuous years for the home computer operating system market. Major corporations were vying for dominance in the emerging GUI-based paradigm, with Microsoft poised ...

A special edition of OS/2 Version 2.1 for PCs that already had DOS and Windows 3.1 installed. It was less expensive than the full OS/2, because it did not include the Windows code. OS/2 for Windows ...

"My client," said the defence lawyer, "comes from a broken home." It's not a plea for clemency that judges hear very often now that families fission like amoeba, but in OS/2's case it's still a strong ...

This is not a joke. View image: /infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif View image: /infopop/emoticons/icon_frown.gif<BR><BR>I'm looking for pricing for the Warp 4 upgrade ...