said:
>butch@fyrelizard.com wrote:
>> Anyway, the Lifebook sure is sweet, if not congenial.
>Here is how I looked at it. Between Dani, Snap and Uniaudio OS/2 is
>going to get the basic functions to work. Anything else is a bonus.
Are you partitioning with a windows installed on a partition? I agree that
with Dani, Snap and Uniaudio os/2 should work on most computers. I bought
a g3 Mac Powerbook on ebay. Put OS-X on it and it runs great. Like a
dummy, I gave it to my son in exchange for the old A22m. When I had the
A22m I had os/2, BeOS, and Libranet Linux all installed. It was great!
Considering your line of reasoning, the LifeBook looks even better.
>M$ has long said Win is plug & play. I regularly plug in a drive on a
>machine other than where it was built. OS/2 doesn't seem to know the
>difference. Win goes nuts; it can't even find the mother board.
>Ray
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