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	An operating system for Intel machines, still on life support and concurrently developed as eComStation. Available since 1988. Developed by IBM , Microsoft  and Serenity Systems . 1985  IBM and Microsoft sign the development agreement 1987  OS/2 1.0 announced as a text-mode operating system 1988  OS/2 1.10 1989  OS/2 1.20 1990  OS/2 1.30 (22 screenshots) 1992  OS/2 2 (40 screenshots) 1994  OS/2 Warp 3 (45 screenshots) 1996  OS/2 Warp 4 (48 screenshots) 2001  Serenity Systems starts reselling OS/2, calling it eComStation eComStation 1.0 2003  eComStation 1.1 2004  eComStation 1.2 “Sorting out fact from fiction in the Apple-Microsoft lawsuit” from PC Magazine 1988 “A guide to GUIs” from Byte 1989 “The X attitude” from Byte 1991 “Win 95 vs. OS/2: Some thoughts” from PC Magazine 1995 “One thousand square pixels of canvas” by Marcin Wichary, 2003 “Interview with Nathan Lineback” by Marcin Wichary, 2005 83 icons 23 sounds 1 tutorial 3 trivia 5 taglines 6 splashes 8 links OS/2 2.1 10 magazine ads, including: Special 1994 olympics advertisement of OS/2 2.0 OS/2 advertisement from Byte 7/89 A two-page advertisement of OS/2 2.0 from PC Magazine ’92 Two-page advertisement of OS/2 Warp with Phil Jackson 2 other ads: A slideshow from May 1992 A slideshow from late 1994 “The Cross-GUI Handbook” “The GUI Style Guide” “The icon book”
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