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Don Lowery | Kurt Weiske | Re: Back to OS/2... |
April 2, 2020 9:05 PM * |
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KW> I just fired up OS/2 in Virtualbox for the first time since 2002 or so. KW> I'd forgotten how much I liked the feel - primitive UI, but it could do KW> a lot. It still made sense. KW> What's a recent web browser that'll run on Warp 4? On ArcaOS (Warp 5.0.4)...Firefox 38 is available...with 45 accessible. You can also get Thunderbird & SeaMonkey as well. They are available over on Github. Just do a search. Before getting ArcaOS...was running Linx & another with limited graphics on Warp 4.52. Smoked like crazy with any website I ran on it. It's available on Hobbes. If you head over to the main ArcaOS website...they have a package for Warp/Ecs uses with updated drivers & such available for I believe $49. On the other hand...ArcaOS does use YUM/RPM for its upgrades & is only $129. Got it myself & bought a used Lenovo ThinkCentre Celeron for $50. Upgraded the HDD to a 1 TB laptop drive & added an additional 8 GB of memory for a total of 12 GB to run ArcaOS. The 8 GB is being used for a RAM Drive...since it's PAE aware. ACME BBS-Member of fsxNet/WWIVNet/SciNet/AmigaNet/VKRadio/FidoNet/MicroNet. --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A46 2020/03/18 (Windows/32) * Origin: ACME BBS-W.Coyote & D.Brown are our best users. (618:300/32) |
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