Robert Basler is the president of
Aurora Systems, Inc.
and has been a dedicated OS/2 user since he tired of rebooting Windows 3.1 twenty times a day.
He spends what free time he can manage travelling the world. Photo was taken at Franz Josef
glacier, New Zealand.
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I'm quite pleased with what we've accomplished during my term as Editor in Chief. We've had a number of
articles I'm really proud of and continue to refer people to, we've had some great
discussions with our readership, we've gotten a little festive
(I loved that animation) from time to time, the eZine is pretty well organized, and producing each issue is
just a bit easier.
I want to really thank everyone who dropped me a line this month with such kind words. It is nice to know that so many people
appreciate the work we do here at OS/2 eZine. While this is my last issue as Editor in Chief, I'm leaving the
eZine in the capable hands of Isaac Leung . I am really looking forward
to sitting down to see what he does with the OS/2 eZine on July 16th. Isaac has been a long-time contributor
to the eZine, so while he is working on his new editor duties, it is up to you, the OS/2 community, to try to fill the void
he is leaving by submitting articles of your own.
Thanks also to everyone who volunteered to take on the Editor in Chief position. I was rather
shocked at the overwhelming number of volunteers for the position, when so many consider our community
dead. We had a number of impressive candidates with a wide variety of expertise, which made the
decision-making process for me a
lot harder. In the end I think Isaac has the best combination of technical and language skills for the position.
I just hope that when Isaac is ready to retire, that some of those same people will consider taking
on the position again.
Last, and most significantly, I'd like to thank my wife Wendy for her patience and understanding
all those Saturdays when I was hunched over the laptop editing articles or resizing pictures rather than
taking her out hiking, biking or kayaking. In my defense, I did always make sure to take her on Sundays.