On Thu, 12 Jul 2018, Thomas Mueller wrote:
Snippet from Eric Auer:
OS/2 was a very sensible evolution of the MS DOS
API spirit. So that could be part of the answer.
And there are probably free open OS/2 clones :-)
There is a free open OS/2 clone-attempt at osfree.org .
They even now have a github site:
https://github.com/ErisBlastar/osfree
Development proceeds at a crawl.
Too little and too late for me; FreeBSD, NetBSD and Haiku are more interesting,
not to mention Linux.
Tom
Eric mentioned OS/Free in a private mail to me. I was aware of it, but
ignored it since from all signs I'd seen it was on the ground and still
for years.
I did mention 2ine, which is an OS/2 API emulator for Linux - perhaps
overlaying 2ine on a 32-bit-native DOS clone would be of actual use to
some people.
-uso.
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