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JavaSoft offers a new future to DOS desktops
JavaSoft has an answer to all those last generation PCs that still run DOS: turn them into Network Computers. The company will release a product this year--code-named "Operation Rescue"--that consists of the JavaOS, the Java Virtual Machine, and HotJava
Paul Thurrott
February 9, 1997
1 Min Read
JavaSoft has an answer to all those last generation PCs that still run DOS: turn them into Network Computers. The company will release a product this year--code-named "Operation Rescue"--that consists of the JavaOS, the Java Virtual Machine, and HotJava Views, a new technology that enables a DOS-based machine to support a Java graphical user interface and run JavaOS applications.
Operation Rescue is expected to be a big hit with companies still using the millions of legacy machines in existence. I think I hear a cash register ringing
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