| Subject | : | Netlabs "Whats up?" Presentation. Project Voyager !! |
| Author | : | Martin |
| Date | : | 08 Dec, 2005 on 18:39 |
| Adrian Gschwend from netlabs made a "Whats up?" presentation on WarpStock europe 2005. Take an look at it and post your comments here !! Too bad I was not on WarpStock to hear this presentation, just looking at the charts can not get me the complete experience of hearing it. It is a interesting presentation and I agree with a lot of the point Adrian presented. The project Voyager sound very, "Very", interesting and for my point of view is something realistic. Adrian really made a down to earth presentation with some good points about the OS/2 community. Of course that I disagree with "The world doesn’t need yet another open source OS"". I agree that the world does not need another Linux. I belive that a complete open source OS/2 - eCS (or whatever it can be called) will get us vendor independance and more freedom for the comercial use of OS/2. Check the presentation an post your comments. This is a really good project that deserves to be read about. |
| Subject | : | Re:Netlabs "Whats up?" Presentation. Project Voyager !! |
| Author | : | paco paco@os2world.com |
| Date | : | 10 Dec, 2005 on 12:32 |
| At last a GOOD FUTURE project that will replace "corporate" dependancy of OS/2. This is from the presentation : " Todo I This is just for those of you who are still motivated to do something now Feel free to pick up any of the topics, in caseyou work on it please let me know (ktk@netlabs.org). I would appreciate a Wiki-Entry about it at http://wiki.netlabs.org New CMS for netlabs.org (RSS, XML) Core team definition, rules netlabs.org developer guidelines Community building (sync VOICE & remaining user groups) PM/WPS research Kernel research Attract companies still using OS/2 and talk to them " This is my opinion : - We need this project - There is a need for a PM replace , long term - Some parts of the project NEED to be opensource that does means |
| Subject | : | Re:Netlabs "Whats up?" Presentation. Project Voyager !! |
| Author | : | QHand |
| Date | : | 10 Dec, 2005 on 20:59 |
| Agree with poco. Maybe just like Redhat, there is a free Fedora and a paid Redhat Linux. Well, it depends on IBM, if IBM releases the source... maybe IBM buy source codes from M$ and let them open. But this is not typical IBM... |
| Subject | : | Re:Netlabs "Whats up?" Presentation. Project Voyager !! |
| Author | : | Martin |
| Date | : | 11 Dec, 2005 on 03:13 |
| Also, here are some links to the netlabs wiki. |
| Subject | : | Re:Netlabs "Whats up?" Presentation. Project Voyager !! |
| Author | : | osw |
| Date | : | 11 Dec, 2005 on 17:55 |
| Hi! Voyager sounds very promising and realistic to me. For those of you saying "It won't work!" - go and look on osnew.com. There are many news about new oses and distros every day. Sometime there is a bit about esc/os2. Well, not as often as we'd wish, but - i see no reason not to see more infos about os/3 or ecs/3, or whatever will born after community effort, in near future. greetings/3 |