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From: romkey@asylum.sf.ca.us (John Romkey)
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Subject: Question: TCP/IP implementation for OS/2
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Date: 24 May 89 18:51:09 GMT
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Actually, I think the major reason for that TCP/IP will be available
so long after OS/2 became available is that there's just not much
demand (causing either people to do for-free ports, or companies to
invest in the development).
				- john