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Can parts of Domino really be considered relics? Is it ready for the museum?

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ThisIBM support technote made me laugh, it references an SPR that refers to some code in the server as "old relic".

SPR# WBKK7EKQ7X fixes an old relic of keeping track of the Previous Ticks introduced in Domino 4.0 for OS2, and assures that accurate ticks are obtained.

Posted by Carl Tyler On 06/29/2009 | | del.icio.us  Technorati  Digg This 

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Gravatar Image1 - another one in the series of funny technotes Emoticon

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Posted by JYR At 08:51:57 AM On 06/29/2009 | - Website - |


Gravatar Image2 - I'd love to run R8.5 on OS/2 today Emoticon
OS/2 only need 32MB RAM and has no thread-limits in its IP Stack or in the Kernel/Process handling. It would be almost like running Domino right on the HW compared to todays Linux/Windows distributions.

Posted by Dag Kvello At 09:14:53 AM On 06/29/2009 | - Website - |


Gravatar Image3 - Not sure what is stranger the SPR or that in R8 they are still supporting OS/2.

Posted by Keith Brooks At 09:18:40 AM On 06/29/2009 | - Website - |


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