on Mon, 25 Jun 2007
08:25:51 -0700
> > It may not be close to idiot proof as windows but I seldom have problems
> > install OS/2 or its applications. I do read all the "readme" files and
> > "installation" instructions BEFORE I start to install anything. During the
> > install I FOLLOW the instructions. Works perfectly almost all the time.
> >
> If you think the people we are trying to move from Win to OS/2 are going
> to do that you are dreaming. Or, are we not trying to move anyone?
I did not state that I only did that for OS/2 I also do it whenever I install
anything on windows.
> Is OS/2 something for a hobby, or serious work?
Works fine for either.
When I was working for a living any PC I used ran OS/2, even when I was working
for companies that only gave their users windows machines. If they would not
supply me with OS/2 I would install it myself.
--
Robert Blair
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