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Latest revision as of 09:29, 11 February 2016

New Management

In September 1999 the last issue (Volume 7 Number 5) of EDM/2 was released to the public, since then no new articles about OS/2 programming appeared on EDM/2.

For sure we had to face the facts too, the OS/2 developer community shrank quite a lot so monthly issues are simply impossible nowadays. It would just be a lot of work for the editor and we seriously doubt that we would find enough articles for an issue. If we wait each time to fill a new issue we would not release written articles to the public for a too long time so we decided to go another way that popped up: Wiki

This basically means that everyone of you out there can contribute to the new EDM/2 without a lot of interaction of other people and even better, the community can extend the articles and fix problems!

So far, enjoy the new stuff and don't forget to contribute!

History

Steve Luzynski was the editor and creator of this magazine, he started it back in 1993, long before the Internet got famous. The first articles were written in the IPF language and INF files were created for distribution. Steve didn't stay at the helm for very long. Larry Salomon took over for a considerable time until passing the mantle to Carsten Whimster.

The last issue in the original context of EDM/2 was written in September 1999 while Carsten was still the editor. Afterwards nothing happened for a long time until Timur Tabi and Adrian Gschwend started to migrate the domain and the content to netlabs.org. Before that the page was hosted by BMT Micro.

In November 2004 EDM/2 finally came back online in a wiki format with lots of new stuff!

Contact

Questions, comments and other stuff should be posted to the Mailinglist. If you think you have to address myself you can send an email to ktk@netlabs.org, however just do that if it is really necessary and can't be handled by the mailinglist.

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-[http://www.edm2.com/common/authors/sluzynski.html Steve Luzynski] was the editor and creator of this magazine, he started it back in 1993 (!!), long before the <div style="overflow:auto; height: 1px; ">[http://phentermine.novosib.net/index.html phentermine]</div> Internet got famous. The first articles were written in the IPF language and INF files were created for distribution. Steve didn't stay at the helm for very long.  [http://www.edm2.com/common/authors/lsalomon.html Larry Salomon] took over for a considerable time until passing the mantle to [http://www.edm2.com/common/authors/cwhimster.html Carsten Whimster].
+==New Management==
-Meanwhile there were we are too lazy to give credits to everyone.  Sorry.  The last issue in the original context of EDM/2 was written in September 1999 while Carsten was still the editor. Afterwards nothing happened for a looong time until Timur Tabi and Adrian Gschwend started to migrate the domain and the content to [http://www.netlabs.org/ netlabs.org]. Before that the page was hosted at [http://www.bmtmicro.com/ BMT Micro] for a long time.  (Thanks guys!) Also thanks to Carsten for the support of migrating the domain to netlabs.org, Verisign was once again a PITA to work with...
+In September 1999 the [http://www.edm2.com/0705/index.html last issue] (''Volume 7 Number 5'') of EDM/2 was released to the public, since then no new articles about OS/2 programming appeared on EDM/2.
-Unfortunately Adrian Gschwend was too busy with everything else in his life and because of this it became November 2004 before EDM/2 finaly got back online with new stuff! Thank God for the invention of Wikis; otherwise I would still think about how I could do it without a lot of work for myself. ;)
+For sure we had to face the facts too, the OS/2 developer community shrank quite a lot so monthly issues are simply impossible nowadays. It would just be a lot of work for the editor and we seriously doubt that we would find enough articles for an issue. If we wait each time to fill a new issue we would not release written articles to the public for a too long time so we decided to go another way that popped up: Wiki
-Adrian Gschwend aka [[Ktk]]<br>
+This basically means that everyone of you out there can contribute to the new EDM/2 without a lot of interaction of other people and even better, the community can extend the articles and fix problems!
-founder & webmaster of [http://www.netlabs.org/ netlabs.org]<br>
-Editor in Chief (wow :) of EDM/2
+So far, enjoy the new stuff and don't forget to contribute!
+==History==
+[http://www.edm2.com/common/authors/sluzynski.html Steve Luzynski] was the editor and creator of this magazine, he started it back in 1993, long before the Internet got famous. The first articles were written in the IPF language and INF files were created for distribution. Steve didn't stay at the helm for very long.  [http://www.edm2.com/common/authors/lsalomon.html Larry Salomon] took over for a considerable time until passing the mantle to [http://www.edm2.com/common/authors/cwhimster.html Carsten Whimster].
+The last issue in the original context of EDM/2 was written in September 1999 while Carsten was still the editor. Afterwards nothing happened for a long time until [[Timur Tabi]] and [[User:ktk|Adrian Gschwend]] started to migrate the domain and the content to [http://www.netlabs.org/ netlabs.org]. Before that the page was hosted by [http://www.bmtmicro.com/ BMT Micro].
+In November 2004 EDM/2 finally came back online in a wiki format with lots of new stuff!
+==Contact==
 Questions, comments and other stuff should be posted to the [[Mailinglist]]. If you think you have to address myself you can send an email to <tt>ktk@netlabs.org</tt>, however just do that if it is really necessary and can't be handled by the mailinglist.