Neat OS/2 feature: The “settings” window of an icon usually shows some generic options. That’s what I’m used to these days. In OS/2, it can also show program-specific settings. The video shows me configuring two launchers for FTP-PM with different connection settings.
Digging deeper into the WPS (e.g., what do I have to do to create such a settings dialog for my own programs) is on my not-necessarily-small TODO list. I’ll get there … eventually.
@Wearwolf Not quite sure I follow. You mean this? 🤔 https://www.computerhistory.org/collections/catalog/102777077
I also guess/hope that one of the books on Ko Myung-Hun’s page has more info about this area of the WPS.
@movq yes, that's the one
It actually comes with two versions of the tools. WorkFrame 1.1 is a more traditional IDE and WorkFrame 2.1 is "The first development environment to exploit the full power of the OS/2 workspace shell" (according to it)
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