Hi;
People that like to check the commit logs may have noticed
a stream of patches tagged:
"iXXX OS/2 port - - by Yuri Dario"
Well, I am glad to announce the core of the OS/2 port is now
committed in the tree. There are still some small patches that
Yuri will by sending in soon, but in esse
Am 11/11/2011 07:36 PM, schrieb Pedro Giffuni:
People that like to check the commit logs may have noticed
a stream of patches tagged:
"iXXX OS/2 port - - by Yuri Dario"
yes, looks like an endless commit. ;-)
Well, I am glad to announce the core of the OS/2 port is now
committed in the t
> yes, looks like an endless commit. ;-)
it is :-)
> Great, I keep my fingers crossed that a 3.4 build will work fine.
current status: builds :-) I still don't know if it runs, but I see
some problems in registry handling (component registration is now
different from 3.2). Also I'm unable to
--- On Fri, 11/11/11, Marcus (OOo) wrote:
...
> > "iXXX OS/2 port - - by Yuri Dario"
>
> yes, looks like an endless commit. ;-)
>
FWIW, in the process I found we were doing pretty stupid
things like patching the redland license to choose LGPL
over AL2.
>
> Do you have any numbers or reali
I have no delusions that OS/2 is a major player, but it is still out
there as an active product and being developed for. FWIW, OS/2 is now
ecomstation.
http://www.ecomstation.com/
A new, major release was just recently completed, and I have no doubt
that current OS2/Ecomstation users appreciate
Ah yes:
http://www.ecomstation.com/product_info.phtml?url=nls/en/content/openoffice.html
cheers,
Pedro.
--- On Fri, 11/11/11, Jerry Kemp wrote:
> I have no delusions that OS/2 is a
> major player, but it is still out
> there as an active product and being developed for.
> FWIW, OS/2 is now ec
