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OS/2 on a Dauphin DTR-1?
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Subject: OS/2 on a Dauphin DTR-1?
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From: sdolezal@montana.com (Sue Dolezal)
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Date: 16 Dec 1995 17:02:04 -0700
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Article: 10403 of comp.sys.pen
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Newsgroups: comp.os.os2, comp.sys.pen
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Organization: Internet Connect Services
Hello,
I have tried GEOS, DOS, Win 95, and Win 3.1 on my Dauphin. I liked Win95
but it didn't have any pen support, which sort of defeats the purpose of
a pen-based computer. I was hot on the trail of drivers from a Microsoft
guy but he was a real loser and flaked out on me, so now I'm interested
in trying OS/2 for pens. Right now I'm using Win 3.11, and it sucks.
Has anyone tried OS/2 for pens on the Dauphin DTR-1? What was the speed like
and what was the HDD requirements like?
Or if you don't own one, will OS/2 fit well into the specs of the DTR-1
(below)? And with Pen extensions?
For those of you who don't know, the Dauphin DTR-1 is...
OEM'd by IBM
Pen based subnotebook
486SLC/25 Cyrix CPU
40MB HDD / 6MB RAM
Mono VGA 6" display
Built in modem, ethernet
I have my HDD DriveSpaced to 65MB.
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