said:
>The last time I checked -- and that
>was probably around ver. 7.05 -- DFSEE was quite
>restricted re making changes involving NTFS
>partitions, such as resizing or moving them.
Quickly had a look - DFSEE can easily move NTFS partitions using CLONE or
MOVE. I believe that it can resize also.
>That said, it has a long
>way to go before it can challenge PM in ease of use.
>(Assuming Jan ever wanted it to, and maybe that's not
>among his goals.)
I'm completely and thoroughly baffled by this statement. The changes in
DFSEE over the past year or two have been HUGE, and the MOST notable of
those changes have been ease of use. I won't suggest that it matches PM
in ease of use (though it may for some), but anyone who didn't see the
earlier part of the message would think that you really never looked at
it. The interface difference approaches the difference between OS/2 and
DOS.
PM is a great application, but please don't post FUD about an OS/2
application that is still undergoing active development.
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