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2004-11-01 15:00:18 -- Eugene Gorbunoff [ecomstation.ru]
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Eugene Romanenko published instructions how to secure VNC connection using SSH (english text).
eComStation 1.2 includes two applications: PMVNC and IBM Desktop on-call. This article allows users, interested in secure connections, migrate to PMVNC.
Advantages of PMVNC: PMVNC surpasses DTOC by performance. VNC-viewers are more light and more handy than browsers.
Advantages of DTOC: DTOC surpasses by features. Example: picture scaling, files transfer.
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2004-11-01 14:43:01 -- Eugene Gorbunoff [ecomstation.ru]
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Two new articles at www.os2.spb.ru:
It is planned that the www.os2.ru site will be updated soon too.
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2004-10-30 13:40:12 -- Eugene Gorbunoff [VOICENWS, Mark D. Overholser]
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As a registered user of the Golden Code(R) RTE and SDK for J2SE(TM) 1.4.1 product, we are pleased to notify you that the latest version (based upon Sun's 1.4.1_07 release) is now available for end-user licensing.
A list of product features new to this release is available at software page. Follow the links in the left margin: 'J2SE for OS/2', 'New Features'.
Single unit price is $US42.00; volume discounts begin at 10 seats. To order, visit the Golden Code Web-Shop.
Thank you so much for your patience while this system has been under construction. We appreciate your patronage.
Sincerely,
Software Products Team
Golden Code Development
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2004-10-30 13:39:18 -- Eugene Gorbunoff [www.osnews.com]
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www.osnews.com site published link to recent eComStation 1.2 overview. The site is populated with Linux/BeOS marginals which immediately pounced on OS/2 and eCS.
We invite you join the discussion and protect the operating system.
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What you should know about Warpstock Europe 2004 in The Netherlands.
- The event starts within 35 days from now!
- The session schedule is online right now, only some minor changes could happen!
- The StayOkay Hostel, where it all happens, has very fine and cost-saving overnight facilities. You can stay overnight in so called "Dormitory Rooms". Dividing people amongst the rooms will be done by the Warpstock organization team according to the wishes of our guests. You only have to book at the hostel website. All necessary information can be found on Location page. An experience to never forget!
- Your Warpstock admittance fee is including lunch
- Until now people of 10 different nationalities have done their online registration already. You can do the same at Register page. That will save you money!
- The list of supporting and exhibiting organizations is growing rapidly. Take a look at the Warpstock website: Supporters and Sponsors.
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After several months of negotiations between RexxLA and IBM, IBM have agreed to further their commitment to Open Source, by releasing Object Rexx to the Open Source community. As a result, RexxLA will continue to manage Object Rexx as an Open Source project, and IBM will be withdrawing Object Rexx from their product range. See IBM announcement;
"The REXX Language Association is delighted that IBM is contributing Object REXX to the open source community," said Chip Davis, President of RexxLA. "We are targeting the first release of Open Object REXX for early 2005 and are enthusiastic about the opportunities to introduce an ever increasing community to the ease and power of programming in REXX."
A more detailed announcement of the future of Open Object Rexx will be made shortly.
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2004-10-15 09:25:54 -- Eugene Gorbunoff [ecomstation.ru]
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Russian eComStation users begin to plan out software expenses, that's why two articles was added to eCo Shop:
- Software Subscription Services for eComStation
- Software Subscription Services for eComStation Application Pack
This will allow the customer to budget software expenses for a period of 12 months as well as offering the opportunity to receive early access to new features and product enhancements. Software Subscription Services is available for both eComStation 1.2 and Application Pack 1.2 and will cover all updates and enhancements made to the product during this period, including product upgrades which may fall within the subscription period.
There is a constant interest in Server edition of eComStation. So we investigate the demand for new version based on eComStation Installation CD.
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2004-10-12 12:39:03 -- Eugene Gorbunoff [ecomstation.ru]
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eCo Software company is working on new game for OS/2, dedicated to OS/2. The game should be released in the end of this year for subscribers of sNOa game pack.
Name: Operation "Warp" II
Description:
Corporate ethic, Corporate art, Corporate morals, Corporate everything. Dzaibatsui is your home, your family, your 'people' carved on top every corporation gate in the world.
Dzaibatsu is a clan-monopoly company in Japan, with harsh ethic, discipline and its own morals. Dzaibatsu started to blossom after Second World War. Typical sample of dzaibatsu is mobs gangs of yakudza.
That's it and nowise else. Do you think that end of 21 century is a time if mature democracy? If so then you are a victim of social engineering. If you still believe that world is ruled by governments, UN, NATO, EUN, if you can enumerate ten parameters your company is better then others just out of hand - then you are one of uncountable screws of corporate universe. If you believe that suddenly died promising young manager died because of heart attack, that multistory building was demolished by out of mind suicide, filled his own apartment with homemade explosive, if you ignore everything outside corporate police controlled area - you are a notorious middle class, a respectable bourgeois, one of many piglets, crowding near a through and noticing nothing around...
Back side of this medal is us. We are lothecs, we are inhabitants of slums, and we are poor and ragged. We die under wheels of your armored vehicles, deceases kill us in millions, deceases escaped from your laboratories. We are declassed elements making cops angry only by our appearance. We are void to you. We are genetic material, thick, live accumulation of sewage. I know that all, because I was one of you. Yes, I was a corporant. I used to be a mobile workshop manager. I was a driver and a mechanic, a boss and a worker, I knew everything about any moving artifact and I knew too much about our board of directors. When old Lee was alive, nobody could touch me... but he lived not long enough to let me climb higher.
And, alas, I am died, evaporated in a button of high-octane flame in the sky above old city. Everybody though that, at least those who didn't know the truth. Nobody saw a small dot detaching from my flyer in instant before it blew up, a dot whose parachute was opened right at a hundred meters above surface. None of your corporants, but rebels saw me. They accepted me without questioning, they gave me food and warmth. They didn't stop me when I left, and they accepted me back when I returned. I saw this and I saw that on that week, the week of my liberty. Twice I almost said firewall to my life. I didn't like what I had seen. It's not a life for human beings. There is no honor for a man to wait for a sweeter piece thrown by glutted corporants. There is no honor in hunting for human liver to sell it to corporate clinic. There is no honor in many things going on in city slums. I may agree they might be drawbacks of civilization growing. I may agree that after corporate world falls life wouldn't become a paradise at once... But I don't agree that nothing can be done to improve what've got.
I'm doing. We are doing.
May be my contribution is less then penny, but there are many of us, and our ranks getting wider. My old flyer, repaired for small money I could earn is always at your services.
When you ask me for a ride I need to know only: where to go to and how fast. You tell and I take care of the rest.
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Please note that the last chance to obtain Serenity Virtual Station at a bargain price is october 8, 2004. That is the last day you will be able to enroll in the beta program for 50 USD, entitling you to the full product, which will be available at the end of october. The retailprice will be 99 USD, saving you 49 USD right away!
For more information on the beta program, please visit www.serenityvirtual.com page
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2004-10-08 14:37:14 -- Eugene Gorbunoff [ecomstation.ru, Eugene Evstigneev]
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eCo Software is proud to announce the release of eComStation/Rus Version 1.2. The product is distributed by license of Serenity Systems International and is based on original product created by SSI and its partners. The deliveries are planned to the middle of october 2004.
Many system components & bonus software was updated in this release. Major changes:
- Improved support of hardware: new licensed device drivers, automatical installation of drivers for wireless and gigabit networkcards; support of SATA-controllers; improved support of notebooks, support of Speedstep and Enhanced Speedstep (Intel Centrino technology); updated printer drivers;
- Significantly improved multimedia subsystem & improved installer: support of modern audio-, video-formats was introduced; new multimedia-player; new WPS multimedia-classes provide better integration with desktop;
- CD-, DVD-software integrated to user desktop.
This software is distributed with eComStation/Rus (updated versions):
- IBM Web Browser
- JRescuer
- CoolFM
- PM VNC
- HOBLink X/11
- eCSCoNet
- EscapeGL
System migration feature allows update OS/2 Warp 4, MCP1, MCP2, eComStation 1.0 or eComStation 1.1 up to eComStation 1.2.
In addition to Entry version users can buy pack of commercial software "eComStation Application Pack 1.2", license for usage of SMP-kernel on multi-processor workstations. If you have purchased "OpenOffice.org" office suite or "Serenity Virtual Station" virtual machine before then you get discounts for the Application pack.
eComStation 1.2 International English is available already.
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2004-10-08 11:52:36 -- Eugene Gorbunoff [ecomstation.ru]
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Every modern application has multi-language user interface. The users of our operating system live in different countries and prefer applications with native language UI. eComStation & OS/2 have all necessary means to create such multi-language applications.
Yuri Prokushev talks about "Message files internals" & structure (russian language). He offers to simplify creation of multi-language message files & extend system API.
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I am a Senior Recruiter for Siemens and we are looking to hire 30 + OS/2 Server Engineers in the Lake Zurich location. As you can imagine, I am having a difficult time on the job boards locating individuals to talk with about this opportunity. I would like to invite you to take a look at the attached job description and ask that you please pass on to your OS/2 user group in hopes they might be interested or be able to refer someone else. I have posted the position on Careerbuilder and Monster for candidates to apply or the can just respond to this email. We are looking for individuals with all levels of experience and an OS/2 certification is not necessarily needed if the person has strong networking/administration experience in the industry and open to work with OS/2.
We will be having an open house by invitation only on October 20th & 21st and making offers to qualified candidates that same week. So please share this with your peers and let me know if there is anything else I need to do. Thank you in advance for any help you may offer and I hope to hear from you soon. Have a great day.
Respectfully,
Paul Watts
Senior Recruiter - Siemens
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The September issue of OS/2 e-Zine is now on-line.
In this issue:
From The Editor
- Isaac Leung -- The Best Application;
Reviews
- eComStation 1.2 - the upgrade -- Keith Merrington has a first look at the new eCS 1.2;
Articles
- Keyboard Input from A to Я -- Keith Merrington talks about character maps and codepages;
- Networking SVISTA/eComStation with NT Guest -- Cheng Yang Tan has a guide for the (relative) non-techie;
- ISP or ASP Made Easy (Part II) -- Carlos de Luna Saenz explains how to begin setting up a basic HTTP server;
- Bitmaps and Maul -- Peter Koller provides a brief intro to bitmaps;
- Case Study: Redeveloping a web site with PPWizard (Part 3): Blocking out elements on a page -- AL du Pisani continues his series on using PPWizard to develop web sites;
The Art Department -- Luc Van Bogaert and Ben Dragon have a couple of eCS themed background;
Forums
- Ask John -- John Bijnens answer your OS/2 questions in this ongoing forum;
- September Forums -- Questions for the authors? Disagree with us? Take it to the forums;
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