Table of Contents

OS - OS/2

OS/2

Jacco's OS/2 page

Arca Noae. Home of ArcaOS a commercial continuation of OS/2 development.
eComstation a commercial continuation of OS/2 development.

osFree is a Free Open Source software operating system development project, aiming to replace eventually all OS/2 subsystems with Open source analogues.

Warpstock Corporation
OS/2 Bay Area User Group
OS/2 World.Com
EDM/2 The Electronic Developer Manager for OS/2.

Paul's Ports - Unix Ports for OS/2 & eCS

Hobbes OS/2 Archive

OS/2World.Com
OS2 World Community Forum
OS2/World.Com Wiki - Category:Museums
GitHub - OS2World OS/2 Warp, ArcaOS and eComStation public source
OS2World Gaming Site

os2warp.be
os2warp.be OS/2 Warp and eComStation Compatible Hardware List

Articles/Blogposts

TIME Techland - 25 Years of IBM’s OS/2: The Strange Days and Surprising Afterlife of a Legendary Operating System

OS/2 Games Setting Archive

Videos

YouTube - "OS/2 Based ArcaOS" - Lunduke Hour - May 23, 2017 by Bryan Lunduke. An interview with Lewis Rosenthal of Arca Noae.
YouTube - "ArcaOS (the new OS/2) Review" - Lunduke Hour - June 6, 2017 by Bryan Lunduke.

Software

Dosbox
Odin is the name of the project and software that allows users to run Win32 (Windows 95 and Windows NT) applications in OS/2 Warp operating system natively.

Notes

No sound in DOS with uniaud

Mentore
2007-09-05 06:03:23 UTC
"Not to note that DOSBox has a complete sound blaster emulation, while
the Dos virtual Machine on OS/2 relies on OS/2 drivers and VDD - not
always available, until Martin Kiewitz (heil, heil) completes his
VSOUND."

Peter Brown, 2007-09-05 10:56:27 UTC
"I have a mainboard with an nForce CK804/ALC850 sound/mixer chipset which
uses the uniaud driver for sound in eCS. There is no DOS support in
uniaud but DOSBox provides a choice of Soundblaster or Gravis UltraSound
emulation which works fairly well for a lot of games that have either of
those cards in their setup list."

Source: at Narkive - comp.os.os2.misc - DOSBox for OS/2

OS2 World Community Forum - DTA (DTAudio) and DOS Sound Blaster audio