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Gregg Mason used to work at OS/2 Build and | Gregg Mason used to work at OS/2 Build and Integration Lab. | ||
Gregg A. Mason is a Senior Associate Programmer in IBM's Build and Integration department. He was responsible for the Workplace OS builds. Gregg has been with IBM since 1982 and previously was the Build Team leader responsible for handling, integrating and delivering OS/2 1.3 US, 2.0 US, and 2.1 US, as well as preload images for OS/2 2.0 and OS/2 2.1. | |||
==Articles== | ==Articles== | ||
* The Road to the Final Four | by [[Yvonne Nonte Stoetzel]] and Gregg Mason: | ||
* Going the Extra Yard | * [[The Road to the Final Four]] (Apr 1995) | ||
* Ready! Set! Build! | * [[Going the Extra Yard]] (Sep 1994) | ||
* Avoiding the Build Lab Blues | * [[Ready! Set! Build!]] (Jun 1994) | ||
* [[Avoiding the Build Lab Blues]] (Mar 1994) | |||
;Republishing Permission:IBM gave permission to republish the OS/2 Developer Connection Articles on the EDM/2 Wiki. Martin Iturbide obtained this permission from IBM on June 16 of 2013 via e-mail. | |||
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Latest revision as of 23:43, 25 March 2018
Gregg Mason used to work at OS/2 Build and Integration Lab.
Gregg A. Mason is a Senior Associate Programmer in IBM's Build and Integration department. He was responsible for the Workplace OS builds. Gregg has been with IBM since 1982 and previously was the Build Team leader responsible for handling, integrating and delivering OS/2 1.3 US, 2.0 US, and 2.1 US, as well as preload images for OS/2 2.0 and OS/2 2.1.
Articles
by Yvonne Nonte Stoetzel and Gregg Mason:
- The Road to the Final Four (Apr 1995)
- Going the Extra Yard (Sep 1994)
- Ready! Set! Build! (Jun 1994)
- Avoiding the Build Lab Blues (Mar 1994)
- Republishing Permission
- IBM gave permission to republish the OS/2 Developer Connection Articles on the EDM/2 Wiki. Martin Iturbide obtained this permission from IBM on June 16 of 2013 via e-mail.