Name: Tim Locke Date: December 14, 2007 at 09:00:46 Pacific Subject: WPS4WIN under public license OS: WinFW 3.11 CPU/Ram: P3/128 Model/Manufacturer: Compaq Deskpro EN
Comment:
Recently Workplace Shell for Windows was released under a public license. I contacted Mario De Armas, who wrote it originally, to see if it could be open sourced.
I am very pleased that it has been released. My hope is that it will be enhanced (eg. LFN support) and included in projects such as "Open Windows 3.x".
I know this is a really old thread but I love to read about open sourced products. Judging by the title of the page it appears WPS4WIN is a port of the WPS used on OS/2 (now eComStation)?
"Port" would be too strong a word. It is a GUI shell that replaces Windows' Program Manager. To the user, it appears to operate quite like OS/2's Workplace Shell, especially considering it fits on a floppy. It would not be possible to recompile OS/2 software to run on it.
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