OS/2 is a greatly different operating system for PC (ArcaOS, eComStation, IBM OS/2 Warp)
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Applications ReFormat utility aimed to format USB flashdisks and USB HDD, and make compatible with OS/2
Advantages: Strong platform: You can run eComStation on real hardware. (No need to run it inside virtual machines). Check the list of tested PC hardware.
For developer: Do you search icons for toolbar? Dosenz of icons are available via eIcons library (toolkit)
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Companies: REXX: To process achive files (zip, rar, 7z) - use eZip library (Zippy)
History: Market share of IBM OS/2 Warp was 6% (1995 year) / Sellings and share
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Advice: Report: Hardware supported by eComStation: Summer of 2014
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Technologies: REXX: To process achive files (zip, rar, 7z) - use eZip library (Zippy)
Zippy is a modern archive manager. It can backup your data and
reduce the size of email attachments, decompress RAR, ZIP
and other files downloaded from Internet and create new
archives in ZIP file format.
"The project was made possible with funds from Sweden"
Supported formats
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Create (update):
zip, 7z
tar, gzip
wim, xz, swf
Extract (view):
zip, rar, 7z
wim, nsis
udf, iso, img, vhd, dmg
tar, HFS,
chm, msi/msp/doc/xls/ppt
cab,
z
xz, xar, squashfs
bzip2,
arj
lzh, lzma
PE,
Technical features
Support extracting data from any popular archive format such as Zip, Rar, Arj, 7-Zip, Tar, GZip, BZip2, etc
Support extracting data from CD/DVD ISO images.
Easy create or update Zip, 7-Zip or Tar archive.
Easy adjust various parameters of created archives (compression level, dictionary size and etc.).
Encryption of packed data up with further decrypting.
Support extracting OS/2 extended attributes (EA) from Rar, Zip and 7-Zip archives. Pack EAs to Zip and 7-Zip archives.
Can split archive to volumes for easy burning to CD/DVD/BD or sending via E-mail.
Also support big archives that are larger than 2 GB.
"The project was made possible with funds from Sweden"
