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12 Feb 2005 14:32:17
From: mc6530DESPAM@mclink.it
MySQL 4.1.7 for OS/2 is now available for public download:
http://www.os2power.com/yuri/
The MySQL database server is the world's most widely used open source
database. Its ingenious software architecture makes it extremely fast and
easy to customize. MySQL is available for free under the GNU General
Public Licence (GPL). MySQL is provided by MySQL AB.
If you upgrade from 3.x, please read the manual for table updates.
New features
------------
Data replication.
Binaries can be moved everywhere.
InnoDB database engine is included.
Enabled usage of high memory arena for memory allocation.
Binaries are compiled for Pentium processor (or higher), code is tuned
for Pentium III
processors (or higher).
File support for 64bit access (>2GB databases).
System requirements:
--------------------
- OS/2 Warp 3 with FP ?? or later,
OS/2 Warp 4 with FP ?? or later,
OS/2 Warp Server for e-Business,
eComStation 1.0,1.1
- TCPIP 4.x installed (requires 32-bit tcpip stack)
- WarpIN installer 1.0.4
(ftp://ftp.netlabs.org/pub/warpin/warpin-1-0-4.exe)
- Pentium (or higher) processor is required (no 386/486)
Support
-------
Please subscribe to mysql-os2 at www.yahoogroups.com to get in contact
with other users using this port.
http://www.yahoogroups.com/group/mysql-os2
Donations
---------
Since this software is ported for free, donations are welcome! you can use
PayPal to donate me and support OS/2 developement.
Url: http://www.os2power.com/yuri/
From: Yuri Dario (mc6530DESPAM@mclink.it)
Submitted with the form on http://www.os2world.com/
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12 Feb 2005 13:57:53
From: martin@DESPAM.os2world.com
I had included the following devices to the list:
Printers
- HP Color Laserjet 2550L printer
- Canon pixma iP3000
- Canon i960 printer
Storage
- Vivanco RW 12-1 USB2
- Noontech - BlueEye SuperSlim. Model U235
- Philips psa128max mp3 player
- Memorex TravelDrive 1 GB
- Shikatronics 256 MB memory key. Shika Flash
- Ministry of Sound STIX LITE MP3 PLayer 128Mb RAM MOSMP076
- SanDisk Cruzer Micro USB Flash Drive (256 MB)
- Lexar Jumpdrive Trio JDT-231
- kingmaxdigi USB1.1 SD/MMC Card Reader
- Woxter Portable Disk COMBO FireWire & USB 2.0
Cameras
- Revue DC 3330, OEM-Product from: Ability Enterprise (TW)
- Canon Powershot G6
- Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ20
- Olympus C-370
- Panasonic PV-DV2020-K
Cards
- Mint Kontroler PCI USB 2.0 4+1 port (NEC D720101GJ chip)
- SiteCom USB 2.0 PCI card CN-029 (VIA vt6212 chip)
- SiteCom USB 1.1 PCI card CN-008 (OPTi 82C861 chip)
- Mentor 6 port USB2.0 PCI Host Adapter
Mouse
- Monster Gecko Pistol Mouse
Thanks to everybody that keeps sending me the reports of USB devicer
working on OS/2 and eCS.
Visit the site:
http://www.os2warp.be/index2.php?name=usbsite
Visit also the OS2World USB Forum:
http://www.os2world.com/cgi-bin/forum/UltraBoard.cgi?action=Headlines&BID=70&SID=29864
If you want to send me report please use this form.
http://www.os2warp.be/index2.php?name=feedbackusbsite
Url: http://www.os2warp.be/index2.php?name=usbsite
From: Martin Iturbide (martin@DESPAM.os2world.com)
Submitted with the form on http://www.os2world.com/submit_news.php
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12 Feb 2005 09:47:00
From: lsunleyDESPAM@mb.sympatico.ca
I have released a new build of postgreSQL v8.0 for OS/2
This build has a fix for database crashes in the character conversion
routines. This build also fixes problems with accessing the database with
Java programs like Data Studio.
The file postgresql-8.0-os2d.zip can be found on
http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/cgi-bin/h-search?key=postgresql-8.0-os2d.zip
Url: http://hobbes.nmsu.edu
From: Lorne Sunley (lsunleyDESPAM@mb.sympatico.ca)
Submitted with the form on http://www.os2world.com/submit_news.php
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11 Feb 2005 16:02:56
Forwarded message from Eugene Romanenko on Fri, 11 Feb 2005 15:30:43 UTC
Posted on: comp.os.os2.apps
LimeWire 4.4.3 released.
LimeWire is p2p filesharing application for Gnutella network written in
Java.
Now, OS/2 mentioned on download page:
http://www.limewire.com/english/content/downloadfree.shtml
Changelog:
http://www.limewire.com/english/content/features_history.shtml
My T&T page:
http://eros2.by.ru/limewirett_en.shtml
--
Bye,
Eugene. http://eros2.by.ru
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09 Feb 2005 06:43:10
From: lsunleyDESPAM@mb.sympatico.ca
I have released a new build of postgreSQL v8.0 for OS/2
This build has a fix for a problem with executing multiple parallel query
clients.
The file postgresql-8.0-os2c.zip can be found on http://hobbes.nmsu.edu
http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/cgi-bin/h-search?key=postgresql-8.0-os2c.zip
Url: http://hobbes.nmsu.edu
From: Lorne Sunley (lsunleyDESPAM@mb.sympatico.ca)
Submitted with the form on http://www.os2world.com/submit_news.php
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08 Feb 2005 18:57:55
Forwarded message from David Rocks on Tue, 8 Feb 2005 16:07:24 UTC Posted
on: news://secnews.netscape.com/netscape.public.mozilla.os2
As many have noticed, the NMSU online donation site can't handle payment
from international donors. I talked to them this morning and they said
they would fix it as soon as possible(maybe today). One caveat, they
aren't sure if their banking arrangement can support international
payments but the individual responsible won't be back until Thursday.
Hopefully this will all be straightened out soon.
ps. They indicate there has been a lot of activity on the hobbes account.
Just the commitment of OS/2 supporters may end up to be more important
than the actual dollars. Thanx.
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08 Feb 2005 10:17:45
From: madodelDESPAM@ptdprolog.net
I've been waiting for some sort of an official announcement, but haven't
seen one so I'll pass this on. As of February 1 there was a new beta drop
of SVISTA available through the Mensys secure downloads page for people
that have purchased "Serenity Virtual Station 2004 (SVISTA) ESD for OS/2".
http://shop.mensys.nl/cgi-bin/db2www/mns_ent2.d2w/input With this release
I was able to finally install XP Home, though I still haven't figured out
the networking.
SVISTA web page: http://www.serenityvirtual.com/
"Serenity Virtual Station (SVISTA) enables you to run "virtual personal
computers" on your PC. By creating these virtual machines, users can run
multiple copies operating systems at the same time. For example, a user
could run Microsoft Windows XP (r), a copy of Microsoft NT4, and even a
copy of IBM's OS/2 on a PC which is "running Linux"."
SVISTA FAQ: ftp://download.mensys.nl/SVISTA.faq
SVISTA Support: http://www.serenityvirtual.com/support.php
From WhatsNew.txt
SVISTA FR1, beta1 (20050201)
! Intelligente paste of reg.key
* Grab of guest screenshot is performed by external dll now (BMP, PNG,
JPG);
! CreateHDD, GB: creating image 10 times bigger than user requested;
! bug: FDD Image to A: => A: is not available anymore;
! bug: FDD disconnect from VM => Host can't access FDD;
* COM pass-through (monitor should be improved);
! Registration: hide 5 entry fields if About notebook closed;
! Dialog resources for big screen resolutions: About, Settings;
* Improved LAN Wizard (+ svenska version);
! WPS-folder: URL-object; Don't REPLACE existing WPS-folder;
! bug: Wrong MonitorBase for Windows XP guest;
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08 Feb 2005 07:19:39
From: doodle@dont.even.try.spamming.scenergy.dfmk.hu
Two new SDL games have been ported to OS/2.
Kobo Deluxe, a small SciFi game and Barrage, Kill as much as you can in 3
minutes. You can find screenshots of these games and you can download them
from http://sdl.netlabs.org .
Url: http://sdl.netlabs.org
From: Doodle (doodle@dont.even.try.spamming.scenergy.dfmk.hu)
Submitted with the form on http://www.os2world.com/submit_news.php
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07 Feb 2005 21:07:19
Forwarded message from "Peter Weilbacher" on Sun, 6 Feb 2005 23:28:01 UTC
Posted on: news://secnews.netscape.com/netscape.public.mozilla.os2
Hi all,
it took me a few days but I have now released the latest and greatest
version of NVU, the WYSIWYG HTML editor based on Mozilla Firefox and
developed by Daniel Glazman. Thanks to Rich Walsh's recent work on
Firefox you can now use d&d to install extensions, language packs, and
themes. As before, the German de-DE translation by Thorsten Fritz
(thanks!) is included, use that with -UIlocale de-DE.
The "Change Log" for the official release from 0.70 to 0.80
* exprimental XHTML 1.0 support (see checkbox in File > New dialog)
WARNING: to be able to edit an XHTML file, its MIME type must be
application/xhtml+xml. It is then highly recommended to use
locally the extension *.xhtml and check that your remote server
serves XHTML files with the correct MIME type. Ask your ISP if
you don't understand the above.
* line numbering in source view
* support for
WARNING: form is deprecated by the PHP Group and is NOT
supported, <% ... %> form for asp/jsp is NOT supported
* support for comments
* double-click on a PHP/Comment in Normal view to edit it; use
Insert menu to create one
* small icons in main toolbar (Customize toolbar, checkbox is in
panel)
* all strings now localizable
* when a document is published and if the relevant directory is
shown in the site manager, its entry/icon is added if it's not
already there
* 2 security bugs
* site manager was not able to work correctly if the remote server
allows to climb above home directory
* Horizontal Line properties were not working, Image Dialog was
partially horked
* source view was deleting some white spaces
* rulers could not resize tables with cellspacing="0"
* on slow machines, the Site Manager remained blank on first launch
because the pinger dialog is modal
There were supposed to be some improvements with the handling of
s but
they aren't noted here for some reason. I think Daniel also forgot to
write that he disabled the integrated help in this version (Help -> Help
Contents is missing)...
Please download the newest version from my website below (you may need to
reload the frame) as a ZIP file of 10.1 MiB size.
Additionally, I ask for your help. The icon attached to the EXE file
looks better now on my desktop, but in the OS/2 Icon Editor it just
appears black and is missing the other resolutions good OS/2 icons have.
So, if you know how to handle this, please produce a better icon and send
it to me so that I can include it in the next version. (The current one
is shipped as nvu/chrome/icons/default/editorWindow.ico.)
--
Cheers, Unofficial Mozilla
builds
Peter.
http://weilbacher.org/Mozilla/builds.html
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07 Feb 2005 15:36:29
From: bernd.hohmannDESPAM@zwanzigeins.de
20/1 Informationssysteme GmbH (http://www.zwanzigeins.de)
released a new official release, ZeroToaster::MTA 2.45
ZeroToaster::MTA is a very fast, responsive POP3 and SMTP
mailserver with superior spam filtering features and all
the features an ISP, Small Office/Home Office or Individual
user requires.
New feature(s):
---------------
Improved data export for external AV solutions
Better handling
Improved logging of CRAM-MD5 responses
Domain rename with mailmove and creation of a proxy domain
Mail directories are checked against the user database
Unused mail directories are deleted now by the cleanup process UNIX
compatible ALIAS section in zerotoaster.ini
Mail import interface
SENDMAIL compatible interface
Definable quoting of bounce messages
Smart delivery via aliases
Fixed bug(s)/changes:
---------------------
SMTP-AUTH keyword handling
SMTP-AUTH CRAM-MD5 response handling (-> webmail/2)
Mailview thread locking problem
Gunther Stammwitz provided us some corrections in error responses Many
other smaller bugs discovered during daily work with ZT. Fixed problem
during server socket shutdown
You can download ZeroToaster::MTA from http://www.zerotoaster.net
Url: http://www.zerotoaster.net
From: Bernd Hohmann (bernd.hohmannDESPAM@zwanzigeins.de)
Submitted with the form on http://www.os2world.com/submit_news.php
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07 Feb 2005 14:55:40
From: kimhDESPAM@os2world.com
Due to that there where some small errors within the nomination list we
here and now send out an update that now should be correct (except that
there might missing some few data).
To participate in the vote, please visit following url:
http://www.os2world.com/award/vote.php
Here is the updated list then:
Best Commercial Software of the Year:
- eComStation 1.2 (Serenity Systems, USA)
- SNAP Drivers (SciTech Software, USA)
- Innotek Web Pack (Innotek, Germany)
- SVista/2 (Serenity Systems, USA)
Best Individual Software of the Year:
- DFSee (Jan van Wijk, Netherlands)
- FotoGet/2 (Herwig Bauernfeind, Austria)
- NewView (Aaron Lawrence, New Zealand)
- UpdCD (Zsolt Kadar, Hungary)
Best JAVA Application of the Year:
- Mercury (dMSN) (Team Mercury, Netherlands)
- MoneyDance (Reilly Technologies LLC, USA)
- XNap (XNap Dev Team, USA)
- ZeroToaster MTA (20/1 Informationssysteme GmbH, Germany)
Best Site of the Year:
- netlabs.org (Adrian Gschwend, Switzerland)
- os2.ru (?, Russia)
- os2voice.org (?, USA)
- os2warp.be (Jonas Buys, Belgium)
Best Supporting Company of the Year:
- F/X Communication, Denmark (www.fx.dk)
- Innotek, Germany (www.innotek.de)
- Mensys, Netherlands (www.mensys.nl)
- Serenity Systems, USA (www.serenitysystemes.com)
Best Unix Port of the Year:
- CDRecord2/cdrdao (Nick Lepehin, Russia and Chris Wohlgemuth, Germany)
- GNU GCC 3.x compiler (Knut Strange Osmond, ?)
- Hybrid IRCD (Yuri Dario, ? and Brian Smith, ?)
- MySQL (Yuri Dario,?)
Honor Award for Individuals:
- Scott Garfinkle (for OS2 kernals)
- Zsolt Kadar (for UpdCD)
- Peter Moyland (for Weasel & FtpServ)
- Chris Wohlgemuth (for various *nix ports)
- Frank Wochatz (for eZip and ePDF)
Url: http://www.os2world.com/award/vote.php
From: Kim Haverblad (kimhDESPAM@os2world.com)
Submitted with the form on http://www.os2world.com/submit_news.php
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07 Feb 2005 09:53:30
From: htravisDESPAM@attglobal.net
Forwarded post from David Rocks' post to Newsgroups: comp.os.os2.misc
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FROM: David Rocks
DATE & TIME: 02/06/05 at 11:10 PM ,
SUBJECT: support for hobbes, part 2
:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
[Moderator note: Please note that David Rocks is the maintainer of the
http://hobbes.nmsu.edu OS/2 file repository. As has been reported
previously, Mr. Rocks is going to be retiring from the University in the
near future and is looking for a mechanism to keep the existing hobbes
site viable.]
I have decided that I would like to ask for support for hobbes and warn
you that I will sporadically re-issue this call. I can't offer you
guarantees but I believe that hobbes will exist for at least another year
and hopefully another ten. I understand any reluctance to donate to an
uncertain venture, but I have to add that hobbes' existence has always
been uncertain. Nor can I make guarantees of performance, capacity, or
reliability. hobbes will run as it always has and that is the best effort
I can ask from the university.
As it turns out the university is well organized for collecting
donations. I looked at the Amazon Honor system site and am concerned that
this wasn't actually what they originally intended, since as far as they
can see hobbes has a large organization behind it and doesn't have the
appearance of a private public service effort. The university can accept
credit card donations online and check donations through the post. They
will respond with a letter recognizing the donation, allowing those who
wish and are able to, to deduct their donations from their taxes. Another
advantage for using the university facilities is that the money will
garner interest until used. The disadvantage is that they will have you
on their mailing list. I discussed this with the comptroller and he
stated that they mostly focus on NMSU alumni and rarely go to out again
to other donors, but they will honor any request to be left alone. If
there is enough demand I will try to initiate an Amazon Honor system
site, which is the only sure way to know if they will allow it.
So if you go to ' http://giving.nmsu.edu/ ', select "GIVE TODAY" from
the navigation bar and then select the appropriate donation method. To
target your donation for hobbes under 'Step 1" select 'where the need is
greatest for' and write in HOBBES. If you do send a check write it on the
check also.
I have to say that I am personally uncomfortable about doing this.
Hobbes has never solicitated external support before but I feel I need to
do this to aid its future. I know other people are establishing new
efforts to help provide long term support for OS/2. So I won't be
disappointed if the OS/2 community feels it needs to put its support
somewhere else. Hobbes will go on whether there are any donations or not
for as long as it can. I can't say what that time frame is, just that I
will try to make it as long as I can.
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HPT
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htravis at attglobal dot net
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07 Feb 2005 09:29:28
From: htravisDESPAM@attglobal.net
Forwarded message from David Rocks
DATE & TIME: 02/06/05 at 11:09 PM Posted on comp.os.os2.misc:
[Moderator note: David Rocks posted the following as the first of two
separate posts on Usenet. I will send the second part shortly.]
:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
The responses to my original message brought up several points I should
discuss. First, I need to make it clear as to my intent. I am not looking
for an operating budget for hobbes. I merely would like some funds that
would help maintain the system, such as replacing bad hard drives, adding
memory, etc. I would also like there to some funds to help pay for
student support but not to officially fund a student position for
hobbes. So yes, funding for hobbes should at most be an occasional call
for support.
You have to understand that hobbes is and has been largely invisible to
the university. At its highest there weren't more than a dozen OS/2 users
on campus. I took on supporting comp.os2.binaries and then hobbes because
I am an OS/2 user and supporter and I was able to take advantage of my
position. What I did certainly can't be construed as part of the
university's mission. I think hobbes has provided service to the world at
large and is a project relevant to my job responsibility; supporting
computing at my university. When asked I have always been able to provide
'adequate' justification, but mostly because hobbes never really bothered
anyone. It didn't take much resources and did provide a training
environment for student employees.
What I was hoping to do by providing some funding for hobbes was to make
it a 'real' project, not just my hobby. Through this I hope that after I
leave the Computer Center at NMSU will have hobbes on their regular
project list, and thus draw ongoing attention and support.
Since the first note I have had discussions with the people here that
would most likely to influence any decisions about hobbes. The Unix
manager favors hobbes and sees no reason why he would want to discontinue
it. The networking staff are always concerned about vulnerabilities on
the campus network but when forced to think about it don't really see
hobbes as a major threat. And the current CIO sees no issues and feels
that if his unix manager feels hobbes has value and no one else
complains, it is OK with him to have hobbes continue as an international
resource.
So to the final, most important point. No I can't guarantee the ongoing
existence of hobbes, not even if I were to stay on forever. I don't think
any other OS/2 site that might be set up could either. I do think some
financial support could extend its existence into the near future and
maybe for many years, possibly past when any of the responders might have
any interest in OS/2. And even though separated from the university I
will still be involved, as are most people who gave up a good part of
their life to an institution of higher learning. At the least I am on the
alumni solicitation list.
I did have to come up with an acceptable termination rule for hobbes so
the people at NMSU supporting it could establish a 'plan' for this
project. So at NMSU, barring any need the university might have in the
future, hobbes will go on as long as new items relevant to OS/2 are being
uploaded to hobbes. That is the best offer I can make.
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07 Feb 2005 09:04:30
From: Peter Moylan
FtpServer, a popular FTP daemon for OS/2 and eCS, has now been updated to
version 1.27. You can get it from
http://eepjm.newcastle.edu.au/os2/ftpserver.html
or from ftp://eepjm.newcastle.edu.au/FtpServer/ftpser127.zip
LIST OF CHANGES
Version 1.27 (7 Feb 2005)
Policy change, for better NetDrive compatibility: if a
restart point has been explicitly set for an upload,
we overwrite rather than delete an existing file.
Fixed bug: crash if port > 32767 in remote Setup.
Fixed a bug in syslog priority code.
--
Peter Moylan peterDESPAM@ee.newcastle.edu.au
http://eepjm.newcastle.edu.au
With searching comes loss
and the presence of absence:
"My Novel" not found.
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07 Feb 2005 08:25:43
From: Peter Moylan
The Major Major mailing list manager for OS/2 and eCS has been updated.
You can fetch the new version from
http://eepjm.newcastle.edu.au/os2/major.html
or ftp://eepjm.newcastle.edu.au/Major/major159.zip
LIST OF CHANGES (since version 1.58)
Version 1.59 (7 February 2005)
Fixed bug: crash if port > 32767 in remote Admin.
Fixed bug: digests were being sent out with wrong
sender address.
Fixed: special case where all list users are digest users.
In Admin, member count always displayed on "Members" page.
Delete any "Disposition-notification-to" header line.
Fixed bug: the "Require confirmation" option was not
being saved correctly.
--
Peter Moylan peterDESPAM@ee.newcastle.edu.au
http://eepjm.newcastle.edu.au
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07 Feb 2005 08:10:41
From: Peter Moylan
Version 1.72 of the Weasel mail server is now available. You can fetch it
from
http://eepjm.newcastle.edu.au/os2/weasel.html
or from
ftp://eepjm.newcastle.edu.au/Weasel/weasel172.zip
LIST OF CHANGES
Version 1.72 (7 February 2005)
Internal changes to transaction logging.
Remove spaces after '<' in a RCPT address.
Fixed bug: crash if port > 32767 in remote Setup.
Increased heap limit to 16MB, to handle heavy-load problems.
--
Peter Moylan peterDESPAM@ee.newcastle.edu.au
http://eepjm.newcastle.edu.au
First snow, then silence.
This thousand dollar screen dies
so beautifully.
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06 Feb 2005 18:41:05
Forwarded message from "Per Johansson" on
Sun, 6 Feb 2005 21:30:33 UTC Posted on:
news://news.ecomstation.nl/ecomstation.support.smartsuite
This time IBM has published a fixlist. Note that there are only three
fixes in fix pack 3.
http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?rs=474&uid=swg21152661
--
Per Johansson
Systems developer
http://per.johansson.name/
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From the eComStation of Mark Dodel
http://www.os2voice.org
Warpstock 2005, Where?/When? Stay tuned to - http://www.warpstock.org
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06 Feb 2005 17:15:12
From: kimhDESPAM@os2world.com
Do you have the need for widescreen support in OS2? That is the latest
question that we are running as a poll at OS2 World.
To participate within this poll, visit following url:
http://scripts.os2world.com/stuffed/
Url: http://scripts.os2world.com/stuffed/
From: Kim Haverblad (kimhDESPAM@os2world.com)
Submitted with the form on http://www.os2world.com/submit_news.php
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06 Feb 2005 17:00:36
From: kimhDESPAM@os2world.com
It is time to vote for your favorite OS/2-eCS software, company and person
(the latter two who support OS/2-eCS).
Based on the nomination that has been submitted; we know present the final
list:
Best Commercial Software of the Year:
- eComStation 1.2 (Serenity Systems, USA)
- SNAP Drivers (SciTech Software, USA)
- Innotek Web Pack (Innotek, Germany)
- SVista/2 (SciTech Software, USA)
Best Individual Software of the Year:
- DFSee (Jan van Wijk, Netherlands)
- FotoGet/2 (Herwig Bauernfeind, ?)
- NewView (Aaron Lawrence, New Zealand)
- UpdCD (Zsolt Kadar, Hungary)
Best JAVA Application of the Year:
- Mercury (dMSN) (Team Mercury, USA)
- MoneyDance (Reilly Technologies LLC, USA)
- XNap (XNap Dev Team, USA)
- ZeroToaster MTA (Informationssysteme GmbH, Germany)
Best Site of the Year:
- netlabs.org (Adrian Gschwend, Switzerland)
- os2.ru (Russia)
- os2voice.com (USA)
- os2warp.be (Jonas Buys, Belgium)
Best Supporting Company of the Year:
- F/X Communication, Denmark (www.fx.dk)
- Innotek, Germany (www.innotek.de)
- Mensys, Netherlands (www.mensys.nl)
- Serenity Systems, USA (www.serenitysystemes.com)
Best Unix Port of the Year:
- CDRecord2/cdrdao (Nick Lepehin, Russia and Chris Wohlgemuth, Germany)
- GNU GCC 3.x compiler (Andrew Zabolotny)
- Hybrid IRCD
- MySQL (Yuri Dario)
Honor Award for Individuals:
- Scott Garfinkle (for OS2 kernals)
- Zsolt Kadar (for UpdCD)
- Peter Moyland (for Weasel & FtpServ)
- Chris Wohlgemuth (for Unix OS2 build system)
- Frank Wochats (for porting CDRtools)
We have also included links to authors and companies for more information
about the finalists.
To participate in the final vote, please visit following url:
http://www.os2world.com/award/vote.php
Url: http://www.os2world.com/award/vote.php
From: Kim Haverblad (kimhDESPAM@os2world.com)
Submitted with the form on http://www.os2world.com/submit_news.php
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