IBM OS/2 Warp - PowerPC Edition

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Application file: 

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Clik here to view.IBM_OS2_Warp_3.0_1995-12_PPC.rar

When the first PowerPC products reached the market in 1993, they were met with enthusiasm. In addition to Apple, both IBM and the Motorola Computer Group offered systems built around the processors. Microsoft released Windows NT 3.51 for the architecture, which was used in Motorola's PowerPC servers, and Sun Microsystems offered a version of its Solaris OS. IBM ported its AIX Unix and planned a release of OS/2. Ultimately, demand for the new architecture on the desktop never truly materialized.

App's manual: 

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Clik here to view.IBM OS/2 (PowerPC Edition) - A First Look - December 1995 (SG24-4630-00)

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