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last updated at 09 Mar, 2003 15:02 (2 times) It's soon time to kick off the 3rd annual OS2 World award event, but before doing so we would like to figure out if there should be some updates regarding the Nomination Categories. Should we remove or change any of the current categories or even add a new one ?Here is the list of categories from last event: - Best Supporting OS/2 Company - Best Commercial Software of the Year - Best Individual Software of the Year - Honor Award for Individuals - Best OS/2 Site of the Year Post your opinions so we can start the nominations for the 3rd event as soon as possible. For last years results. |
| Date: 09 Mar, 2003 on 15:00 |
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last updated at 10 Mar, 2003 13:37 (1 times) No everything is ok, I would say.Ok, here we go.... >-Best Supporting OS/2 Company 1.) SciTech Software (SNAP graphic drivers & OpenWatcom) 2.) Serenity Systems (eCS) 3.) Golden Code (native Java 1.4.1) 4.) Innotek (-->VPC) >- Best Commercial Software of the Year 1.) SciTech SNAP >- Best Individual Software of the Year 1.) Daniela Engert's DANI* drivers 2.) WarpVision (THE video player for OS/2 & ECS) Alex Strelnikov, Vlad Stelmahovsky, Alex Samorukov, Konstantin Okounkov and Yvon Letourneau 3.) mySQL ports from Yuri Dario 4.) BTTV driver from Stefan Milcke(BT8X8 driver for TV-Cards) 5.) z! from dink (audio player --> MP3, OGG) >- Honor Award for Individuals 1.) Alex Strelnikov, Vlad Stelmahovsky, Alex Samorukov, Konstantin Okounkov andYvon Letourneau for WarpVision 2.) Daniela Engert (DANI* drivers) 3.) Yuri Dario (mySQL ports) 4.) Chris Wohlgemuth (cdrecord & Audio/Data CD Creator & CWUSB driver) 5.) Stefan Milcke for this BTTV port (BT8X8 driver for TV-Cards) and lxapi32 base api - Best OS/2 Site of the Year 1.) Don't know if the database would not have this problems on OS2.org I would recommend them. HINT!! HINT!!  2.) http://www.os2bbs.com/os2news/ 3.) http://os2.kiev.ua/en/wv.php 4.) http://www.ecomstation.com |
| Date: 10 Mar, 2003 on 13:25 |
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- Best Supporting OS/2 Company RSJ http://www.RSJ.de- Best Commercial Software of the Year Maul DTP http://www.manglais.com/ - Best Individual Software of the Year 1. GhostScript 8.0 2. NewView - Honor Award for Individuals the ProNews development team Bob Eager, Trevor Hemsley, Will Honea & Lorne Sunley for (the charityware) ProNews 1.53 - Best OS/2 Site of the Year 1. Hobbes 2. commtalk.de |
| Date: 10 Mar, 2003 on 15:16 |
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Well, do not post your nominations yet, this will be done by using a web form next week . But, what I would like to ask if there should be more award categoiries. I would like to suggest Best *nix Port of the Year or Best *nix Port for OS2 either way I think some how there is a lot of people doing a hard work to port applications to OS2. I think they should be mentioned as well./Kim |
| Date: 10 Mar, 2003 on 17:41 |
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| Huh, based on a news at os2.org I thought you are looking for nominations!? Next time I will read your announce carefully... The categories are okay, I think less is more. Otherwise there are more categories than os/2 developments [bad joke]. bYe Frank |
| Date: 10 Mar, 2003 on 18:49 |
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Kim (Mar 10, 2003 18:41): Well, do not post your nominations yet, this will be done by using a web form next week . But, what I would like to ask if there should be more award categoiries. I would like to suggest Best *nix Port of the Year or Best *nix Port for OS2 either way I think some how there is a lot of people doing a hard work to port applications to OS2. I think they should be mentioned as well.
I second that motion. Normally, I would suggest not to use too many categories, but these people really deserve an award and they probably will never get one otherwise due to the strange hostility which quite a few people exhibit when it comes to ported software. |
| Date: 10 Mar, 2003 on 21:08 |
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Best Supporting : NetLabs Best Commercial : SciTech Best Individual : Air_Boot by Netlabs Honor Award : Daniela Engert (obviously the best) Best Site : NetLabs |
| Date: 10 Mar, 2003 on 23:41 |
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last updated at 24 Mar, 2003 19:59 (1 times) - Post removed to protect the innocent - To make it perfectly clear: The original post was NOT by anyone working for or involved with any of the companies mentioned, nor with any company that could be seen as being 'silently mentioned'.I apologize if anyone has gotten into undeserved trouble because of this post. |
| Date: 11 Mar, 2003 on 09:45 |
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avaya (Mar 11, 2003 10:45): Alternative: Worst OS/2 Company award 2003: 1.) Serenity Systems (eCS) - for shitting on their so-called business partners 2.) SciTech Software - for not accepting a bit of competition and for attempting to ruin another OS/2 company using DirtyTricks and FUD 3.) Golden Code - for wasting a perfectly good opportunity to create something *really* good (Java 1.4.1) together with the other leading OS/2 development company, and screwing up what could have been a good partnershipSorry, but I'm just too pissed off seeing how people and companies are trying to break each others necks these days.
Hmm.. ok, Worst OS2 Company would be interesting, but then again Microsoft would win this category all the time Well, pleeease maintain friendly tone at least within this thread. Not that I say that you're not allowed to write whatever you want - you are. But, my original question was to get suggestions about new Categories.  Agree with some of above and some not... but, I'll leave that for the other thread. Happy posting! /Kim |
| Date: 11 Mar, 2003 on 15:49 |
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- Best OS/2 Site of the Year I think so, OS2.cz or OS/2News and Rumors ...But, - Best OS/2 Site of the ’Next’ Year OS2.jp  |
| Date: 11 Mar, 2003 on 15:51 |
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avaya (Mar 11, 2003 10:45): Alternative: Worst OS/2 Company award 2003: 1.) Serenity Systems (eCS) - for shitting on their so-called business partners 2.) SciTech Software - for not accepting a bit of competition and for attempting to ruin another OS/2 company using DirtyTricks and FUD 3.) Golden Code - for wasting a perfectly good opportunity to create something *really* good (Java 1.4.1) together with the other leading OS/2 development company, and screwing up what could have been a good partnership
Could you be more specific? I'm quite interested in this, especially the second one, as I am not aware of Scitech doing such things. Regarding Golden Code: From what I heard the "split" was more related to Innotek insisting on using Odin technology. But then that could be wrong. Anyway, it would be nice to know what is/was really going on instead of having to dwell on rumors. |
| Date: 11 Mar, 2003 on 16:55 |
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| Hmm, I see several OS/2 companies/programms/authors listed, but I'm p.e. missin: - Peter Nielsen, author of PMView. - Brian Havard , author of FileCommander/2 - Sergey Ayukov, author of NFTP - Eugene Romanenko, author of PMDownloader This are just a view names what came first above. There are much more shareware/freeware writers. So will the "annual" only list the companies listed in first or is it possible to add "your" favorite  With kind regards, Henk |
| Date: 12 Mar, 2003 on 09:46 |
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Christian Hennecke (Mar 10, 2003 22:0 :
Kim (Mar 10, 2003 18:41): Well, do not post your nominations yet, this will be done by using a web form next week . But, what I would like to ask if there should be more award categoiries. I would like to suggest Best *nix Port of the Year or Best *nix Port for OS2 either way I think some how there is a lot of people doing a hard work to port applications to OS2. I think they should be mentioned as well.
I second that motion. Normally, I would suggest not to use too many categories, but these people really deserve an award and they probably will never get one otherwise due to the strange hostility which quite a few people exhibit when it comes to ported software.
Ditto for Java applications/applets and utilities. I recommend that we encourage Java as a cross-platform tool.
Best regards John Angelico talldad@kepl.com.au
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| Date: 12 Mar, 2003 on 14:02 |
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How about a category for 'best Win program that runs with OS/2 Warp and ODIN'?
OS/2 Warp-ed to the very end.
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| Date: 12 Mar, 2003 on 14:35 |
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'best open source project for OS/2'?
OS/2 Warp-ed to the very end.
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| Date: 12 Mar, 2003 on 14:37 |
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| Kim, folks, what about a "community award" that goes to a person/team of the OS/2 community for "non-programming" achievements? This could either be someone who is supporting a product though not being the author (like Karlheinz Schmidthaus for his support of ISDN/PM) or the Warpstock Europe organizing team or the editors of the VOICE newsletter or the OS/2 e-zine... or things like this. Possible nominees should be all persons that are *not authors* of software or company people - just "community" guys to put it this way... know what I mean? Greetings |
| Date: 12 Mar, 2003 on 15:06 |
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| >I recommend that we encourage Java as a cross-platform tool. And dont forget awards for ClassicRexx, ObjectRexx, NetRexx, Speedpascal, Pearl, Javascript etc. [wink]. I think the programming language is very unimportend, only the result counts. And the lending out should be an award for very special and high quality software and very special folks behind, not for pre alpha software with along to do list. So I'm a little bit dizzy about the suggestions of some other folks here in the list. |
| Date: 12 Mar, 2003 on 17:56 |
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| Is there a topic possibly with Browsers to vote on? |
| Date: 13 Mar, 2003 on 02:26 |
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[quote]magog (Mar 10, 2003 14:37): No everything is ok, I would say.Ok, here we go.... >-Best Supporting OS/2 Company 1.) SciTech Software (SNAP graphic drivers & OpenWatcom) 2.) Serenity Systems (eCS) 3.) Golden Code (native Java 1.4.1) 4.) Innotek (-->VPC) I think SSI should be number #1 because without them sciTech Software wouldn't be as nearly as valuable. |
| Date: 13 Mar, 2003 on 17:26 |
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warpcafe (Mar 12, 2003 16:06): what about a "community award" that goes to a person/team of the OS/2 community for "non-programming" achievements? Greetings
Without mentioning names (why spoil the fun already) but would there actually be enough people to nominate so that we can have at least 5 good names ? Thinking out loud here just so we end up with a category that we only have 2 or 3 nominees... /Kim |
| Date: 15 Mar, 2003 on 10:59 |
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