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OS/2 CONNECTIONS
How Others Are Using OS/2
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There are various ways that an OS/2 user can work with others to help promote the use and development of OS/2:
Software development projects:
- Project ODIN
- Project ODIN is a voluntary effort to develop a collection of tools and DLL's that allow an end-user to convert a Win32 (i.e. Win95/WinNT) program into a native OS/2 program, and then run that program under OS/2 without needing Windows or Win-OS/2 support installed.
- The OS/2 Netlabs
- The goal of OS/2 Netlabs is to help develop new applications for OS/2. This project is an opportunity for programmers to exchange ideas and code in order to obtain the assistance of others in the development of OS/2 freeware.
Advocacy groups:
- VOICE, Virtual OS/2 International Consumer Education
- a non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion of OS/2. VOICE has a regular schedule of on-line meetings via Internet Relay Chat.
- Warpstock
- the sixth annual meeting of OS/2 users and developers concentrating on the small office/home office market, took place here in Philadelphia on September 9-10, 2000.
Warpstock 2006 will be held October 12-15 in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. The Warpstock site has details on this event and is regularly updated as new information becomes available.
- Java Lobby
- an advocacy group for the development of 100% platform-independent Java.
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