OS/2 eZine


16 June 2000

Christopher B. Wright
Editor in Chief

Robert Basler
Ben Dragon
Alberto A. Espel
Simon Gronlund
Steven Harris
Richard R. Klemmer
Tom Nadeau
Roberto F. Salomon
Shyguy
Contributors


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IN THIS ISSUE:

From the Editor
Two issues in a row! Somebody call the press! Oh, wait, we are the press... [more]

Guest Editorial: Roberto F. Salomon
"Back to Diversity" Roberto F. Salomon compares computer software with biology and reaches the conclusion that diversity equals strength. [more]

Analysis: Tom Nadeau
"What the Microsoft Antitrust Verdict Means" Tom Nadeau explains what, exactly, the Microsoft "guilty" verdict and ordered split means to the OS/2 community. [more]

Reviews


ORB for OS/2
Now that Syquest is gone, Iomega is the only complany left in the removable storage market, right? Wrong! Alberto A. Espel takes a look at the ORB, a removable hard drive, and how it works with OS/2. [more]

SNES9x for OS/2
Shyguy takes a brief look at the Super Nintendo emulator for OS/2 port. [more]

Articles


eCommstation: an interview with Bob St. John
Richard Klemmer went to Warptech and grilled Bob St. John about Serenity Systems' latest product... [more]

WarpTech
Richard Klemmer talks about his experiences at the very first WarpTech. [more]

Virtual Network Computing with OS/2
Windows on OS/2? Linux on OS/2? Robert Basler shows us how it works. [more]

OS/2 and Home Networking, Part 2
Ben Dragon continues his series on getting OS/2 and Windows to talk to each other on a home network. Part 2 of a series. [more]

OS/2 Newsbeat
Steve Harris takes a look at some of the more interesting threads on Usenet. [more]

Into Java, Part 6
Simon Gronlund returns with the sixth installment of his Java tutorial. [more]

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