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z! alpha version
Hi everyone, theres a new z! alpha version @
http://dink.org/z/zmsgbase.html?read=K1G1V3C4P2
scrolling in the file lister (with AMouse) and more :)
I also updated the z! faq and screenshots @ http://dink.org/z/
regards,
- dink http://dink.org
Announcing Pine 4.55
Hi all.
Pine 4.55 has been released and I've uploaded the OS/2 version to Hobbes.
It should appear in the usual places soon.
As for the other Pine 4.5x versions, I've also compiled an experimental
new port that contains the Uni of Washington mail servers, terminfo
support, SSL support (untested), etc. It is available from my web site at
http://www.zeta.org.au/~nps/software/pine/en/index.html
The new port seems to be fairly stable now but nonetheless it's still only
a beta quality release.
Nicholas S.
"OS/2 Server Transition" Redbook Residency
I noticed this on OS/2World's site. Its attributed to VOICE News but I
had never seen it before and certainly didn't send it out until now.
http://www.os2world.com/cgi-bin/news/viewnews.cgi?category=2&id=1050894309
Which points to an IBM URL:
http://publib-b.boulder.ibm.com/residents.nsf/c0d5c6f1588c774985256ad1005da419/65ce269ed1f83faf85256cf7005187f8?OpenDocument
"This redbook would provide guidance on how to plan for and implement a
successful transition to either a Linux or Microsoft platform."
"Residents will gain hands-on experience with technologies and tools that
will be used in migrating OS/2 servers to Linux and Microsoft platforms.
They will have direct contact with other experts and development
personnel during this residency. At the completion of this project,
residents will be positioned to offer their unique skills and provide
services and/or support to customers, partners and other IBMers requiring
assistance in migrating their OS/2 environments."
Tim's Warped Bargains: Dell Computer/Video Projector
Dell Small Business Software & Peripherals (http://www.dell.com) offers
the Dell 2100MP Projector for $999. Apply coupon code 4491A592C8BB at
checkout and you'll drop the price to $899.10. That's $100 less than the
last projector I mentioned.
This Dell projector has 1000 ANSI lumens and weighs just 4 pounds. It
does not have a zoom lens like the last projector I mentioned, but it does
accept HDTV input (for the occasional weekend football party), among other
choices. Resolution is SVGA (800x600). Great with WarpVision!
You can get a 3% Dell rebate if you visit http://www.fatcash.com then link
to Dell's web site from there. That's $872.13 after the cash back. (Dell
coupon code 3831D42F2E56 may also work for another 15% off, but it looks
like you have to buy a Dell PC to qualify for that.)
Be sure to check replacement bulb prices. Is the lack of zoom lens worth
the approximately $127 in savings (compared to my previously mentioned
bargain projector)? That's up to you.
Offer ends April 27, 2003. Obviously I have no affiliation with Dell.
- - - - -
Timothy F. Sipples
New WarpVision GUI 20030423
Warpvision web site: http://os2.kiev.ua/en/wv.php
"The goal of the WarpVision project is to create an OS/2 multimedia player
that supports the latest formats, as well as the latest hardware
features."
PLEASE! Remove VIDEO2.INI first!
23.04.2003
Added Deinterlacer filter (see Postprocess page)
Some fixes of some bugs :-)
http://www.laemmlin.net/mirror/wvgui/wvgui20030423.zip
New kernels on IBM Testcase 20030415
URL: ftp://testcase.boulder.ibm.com/ps/fromibm/os2/
SMP kernel - smp20030415.zip
SMP debug kernel - smp20030415d.zip
Uni-processor (WSeB/ACP) kernel - uni20030415.zip
Uni-processor (WSeB/ACP) debug kernel - uni20030415d.zi
p
Warp4/MCP/eCS kernel - w420030415.zip
Warp4/MCP/eCS debug kernel - sw420030415d.zip
Note: As always these are not officially supported by IBM unless they tell
you to use them. Please send any followup to comp.os.os2.bugs on
Usenet. Also note that files are only on IBM's testcase for 2-3 days, so
if you want to try these get them now. Make certain you back up any
files replaced and don't try these on a production system. Read any
readme file before applying any changes. If your system is working well,
and you have no problems addressed by these updates, do yourself a favour
and don't mess with this. You have been warned.
From the readme.txt acompanying these kernel files, changes since the last
testcase kernels(20030306 ):
20030415 14.093h
- LDRSTACKOPT back out. It caused too much confusion and I'm not
100%
sure about its stability. Sigh.
- Some enhancements to the ".pb" command in the dump formatter
eComStation 1.1 - Gold Baby!
http://www.os2ezine.com/20030416/page_2.html
There are some differences between what the author of the article saw
(the Gold track) and what went to manufacturing. The improved
multi-media installer arrived just in-time, and some additional NIC
drivers and auto-detection stuff got in too. But over-all, this article
reflects what you should be seeing when you get your copies of eComStation
1.1. In addition, the author didn't get to see CD #2 - that's where you
will find the sound driver stuff.
Enjoy.
Zoc v. 4.11
" ZOC A Powerful Terminal Emulator and Telnet/SSH Client for Power
Users! Our telnet client and terminal emulator ZOC will connect you to
hosts and mainframes via telnet, secure shell (ssh/ssh2), modem, serial
cable or isdn.
Key features:
VT220, Linux, 3270, 5250
Multi session support
Scripting and automation
High configurability"
ZOC V4.11 English for OS/2
ftp://ftp.us.emtec.com/zoc/zoc411_os2_english.zip
ZOC V4.11 German for OS/2
ftp://ftp.us.emtec.com/zoc/zoc411_os2_german.zip
[25.03.03] OS2-REL: VERSION 4.11
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[16.03.03] NEW: better error messages for failed telnet connections
[04.03.03] FIX: vt100 didn't process {esc}[P sequences
[24.02.03] NEW: wyse now supports page swapping
[24.02.03] FIX: 5250 negative signed-num fields sent trash to the server
[20.02.03] FIX: SSH device had cut keyfile names longer than 64
characters
[03.02.03] CHG: linux emulation now defaults to Latin charset
[03.02.03] NEW: linux option to select 8 bit characterset (ibm/latin)
[03.02.03] NEW: telnet option to let host control local echo
[28.01.03] FIX: 5250 minor bugs in processing MDT stuff fixed
[20.01.03] NEW: SSH device now reports version 2.3.1 and shows server
banners
[10.01.03] FIX: 5250 terminal errors will now be reported to the server
[09.01.03] FIX: telnet/ssh now ignores leading zeros in ip addresses
[09.01.03] FIX: 5250 some minor glitches fixed
[08.01.03] NEW: 5250 column separator attribute supported
[04.01.03] FIX: 'Corrupted MAC on input' bug fixed in Secure Shell
device
NewView v2.3.19
"NewView is a program for viewing OS/2 or eComStation help files, which
replaces IBM's original View program. NewView offers improvements such as
a nicer user interface and more options."
"22 April 2003: Once again, a stupid mistake. Obviously getting careless.
Some of that hypothetical regression testing would not have gone amiss.
Try v2.3.19"
Home page: http://homepages.visp.co.nz/~aaronlawrence/NewView.html
hobbes: http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/pub/incoming/newview2_3_19.zip
Search: http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/cgi-bin/h-search?key=newsview
MAY 2003 OS/2 CONNECT NEWSLETTER
PALM HARBOR, FLORIDA (April 21, 2003) - M. Bryce &
Associates (MBA) today announced the release of the May
issue of OS/2 CONNECT, a freeware newsletter distributed
through the various computer networks and bulletin boards.
The newsletter is implemented as a web page at: http://www.os2ss.com/connect/.
Its HTML files are also available for downloading and
viewing locally. The file is named CON0503.ZIP. The
newsletter includes the following sections:
Title & Publisher
What's New in this Issue?
Sound Off!
Editorial Page ("Where Can I Buy OS/2?")
World Reports (Scandinavia)
News & Press Releases
Graphic of the Month
Calendar of Events
Bulletin Boards
Internet Addresses & Locations
Telephone & Fax Numbers
Team OS/2
OS/2 User Groups
Who's Who of OS/2
Publications
- Books
- Periodicals
- Videos
OS/2 Tips, Tricks & Keys
Products & Services
A 1README.TXT file is attached to the .ZIP file explaining
how to install and view the newsletter using standard web
browsers, such as the Netscape Navigator.
OS/2 CONNECT is distributed electronically to the following:
1. On the Internet:
World Wide Web:
OS/2 CONNECT home page (HTML)
http://www.os2ss.com/connect/
- the zipped HTML files for downloading can be found at:
http://www.os2ss.com/connect/purpose.htm
OS/2 WORLD (Mirror site in Europe)
http://www.os2world.com/connect/
Yahoo! OS/2 CONNECT Discussion Group in the "Files"
section (for members only):
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/os2conect/files/con0503.ZIP
FTP Site: hobbes.nmsu.edu
(/pub/os2/info/newsltr/connect) or (/pub/incoming)
2. Commercial Networks:
America Online
In the OS/2 Forum (Ctrl+K, "os2"), under "OS/2 News
Magazines."
NOTE: You can also access our Web site through AOL's
"OS/2 on the 'Net" section in the OS/2 Forum;
select "OS/2 Publications Websites."
The OS/2 CONNECT HTML files may be distributed free of charge.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact:
Tim Bryce
Editor, OS/2 CONNECT
M. Bryce & Associates (MBA)
a division of M&JB Investment Company (M&JB)
3310 U.S. Alt. 19
P.O. Box 1637
Palm Harbor, FL 34682-1637
United States
Tel: 727/786-4567
Fax: 727/786-4765
E-Mail: timb001@attglobal.net
WWW: http://www.os2ss.com/connect/
MBA: Developers of the "PRIDE" Information Factory(R) & Batch Manager
Since 1971: "Software for the finest computer - the Mind"
New BT32.SYS
I've just uploaded a new version of BT32.SYS to
http://www.nord-com.net/s.milcke/bttv_en.htm
BT32.SYS is a TV card driver for Bt8x8 based TV cards. It is based on
linux bttv project.
Included in the package is a small application for TV, Radio and TeleText.
News in this release:
- Fixed a problem with more than 64K colors
- Mute implemented
- Fixed a hung in Bt32CFG when loading modules
- Fixed deadlock while changing norm
- All driver functions are using their own R0 stack now
Now BT32.SYS should also run with then newest CoolFM Release.
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