I posted the message here that started all this because

(a) if IBM is no longer manufacturing PCs, do they have any incentive to 
keep maintaining an OS that runs on PCs? Will we still have the benefit 
of Scott Garfinkle's dedicated work, for example?

and

(b) T-series ThinkPad are the only notebooks on which OS/2 is officially 
supported. Will Lenovo care whether OS/2 runs on their products?

-=-
Alan


On 12/08/04 11:06 pm Steven Levine tossed the following ingredients into 
the ever-growing pot of cybersoup:

>  >>Look at it at the bright side. I'm pretty sure there is panic now in
>  >>Redmond, as in the end they rely enterely on Big Blue's cooperation.
> 
>  >What makes you think that?
> 
> Come on guys.  Could we at least try say something related to os2hardware.
> 
> This really belongs in a general discussion list.



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