-=> Kevin Nunn wrote to Mark Lewis <=-

 KN> But Sean's point was that Acra is just a re-release of OS/2 4.5. Which
 KN> it is not. They have made improvements over 4.5 and from what I
 KN> understand, they started with 4.5 and not eCS. So it's not a redo of
 KN> eCS either.

It is a re-release with window dressing because the core of OS/2 has not
been changed.  That was my point, is my point, and will continue to be my
point.

ArcaOS has built on to OS/2 and eCS (since ArcaOS contains eCS-derived
features) but everything that has been done has not changed the fact that
ALL of the OS/2 derivatives are still single-user 32-bit operating systems. 
That may have been good 10-15 years ago but for a modern OS, ArcaOS isn't
cutting it except for specialty uses.

So now, since this seems to be a sensitive subject, this discussion is over
in this echo.  If you wish to continue, you can netmail me.

-- Sean
 
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