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Is there something y....
Started by:LewisR, Apr/24/06 01:24 AM
You know, we all tend to think of
Warpstock as an organization driven to
produce a single, annual event for an
ever-narrowing audience. Is that really
the case (either part)? Should Warpstock
look to expand its own boundaries and do
more? If so, what? How?
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By: LewisR
Apr/24/06 01:24 AM
List of OS/2-eCS gro....
Started by:BigWarpGuy, Oct/17/08 08:29 PM
It would be nice if there was an up to
date list of OS/2-eCS users. Is there
such a list or is there a way to make
one? It could be used to contact groups
about the next WarpStock. :idea: B)
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By: BigWarpGuy
Oct/17/08 08:29 PM
QT programming
Started by:Blonde Guy, Dec/07/09 09:09 PM
Soon the QT port to OS/2 will be
complete. Probably the first use of QT
will be for porting some crucial
applications to OS/2. Would there be any
interest in exploring the writing of
original programs for QT on
OS/2? Would you actually come to
Warpstock
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By: BigWarpGuy
Feb/06/10 01:29 PM
Include non-OS/2 sof....
Started by:BigWarpGuy, Oct/26/06 03:33 PM
How about including non-os/2 specific
software (ie; java programs) that can
work with Warp?
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By: BigWarpGuy
Dec/26/06 01:21 PM
WarpStock Planning f....
Started by:BigWarpGuy, Oct/26/08 11:23 PM
How about a 'Warpstock Planning for
Dummies' guide? It could be a guide
assuming that the person or persons has
never done this before and it would list
questions one would ask, lists of things
that are needed and tips on how to
submit and/or create a requ
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By: BigWarpGuy
Dec/03/08 09:04 PM
Include other non-wi....
Started by:BigWarpGuy, Oct/26/06 03:32 PM
Perhaps future Warpstocks could include
non-win os groiups? Be a part of other
non-win groups? Since ReactOS
mentions future support for OS/2,
perhaps include ROS people
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By: BigWarpGuy
Dec/09/07 06:30 PM
Programming course
Started by:Blonde Guy, Aug/15/09 07:48 PM
Please reply if you are interested in
attending a programming course in a
laboratory format. We're envisioning
creating a Presentation Manager control
in four hours or so (with breaks). Class
members would decide on the type of
control to be created, an
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Mar/13/10 02:01 PM
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