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ArticlesOS/2 or Not OS/2


October 1995 / Letters / OS/2 or Not OS/2

I have been a BYTE subscriber for years, but I was upset with the August issue. Of the three articles listed in the Contents by Platform index as OS/2 articles, two were actually about Windows 95 and one was about Lotus Notes. The shift in your editorial stance to ignore a major operating system has led me to feel deserted by BYTE. I realize that you have to cover Windows 95, as it is "hot" news. But to disguise those articles as OS/2 articles is insulting to those of us who use OS/2 and have no plans to change to Windows 95.

Steve Shultz
72073.1673@compuserve.com

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