In a message dated 09-26-06, Kurt Wismer said to Holger Granholm:

Hello Kurt,

KW>well, i'm really just passing the info along but thanks for the
KW>feedback...

Yes, I know.

KW>ah well, if only that were true... both os2 and mac osx have
KW>documented instances of malware...

Maybe but I have not read about virus- or malware attacks on OS/2.

KW>now, eCS i'm unfamiliar with - it may in fact not have any
KW>documented instances of malware yet... if it's a general purpose
KW>computing platform of any kind then it's certainly capable of
KW>supporting malware in general and viruses in particular, but less
KW>popular platforms get less attention from the bad guys...

eCS (eCommStation) is created on the OS/2 basis since IBM ceased to
update and finally to support its own creation. eCS has been available
from Holland the past 2-3 years but they don't propagate it to other
markets even though it supports a lot of languages like IBM's OS/2.

BTW, it is available from: http://shop.mensys.nl

Have a nice day,

Holger

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