Peter Skye is a man of many interests and talents. Happily for us, talking to people and writing about it are two he does quite well.

• Better Compression Using RAR
  PKZip has a limit on the number of files it will compress together. When you want a large number of files zipped up together, RAR, an alternate compression utility, seems to do the trick. (5/20/2002)

• Better Compression Using RAR
  PKZip has a limit on the number of files it will compress together. When you want a large number of files zipped up together, RAR, an alternate compression utility, seems to do the trick. (5/20/2002)

• eCS
  While eComStation has generated a lot of enthusiasm recently, there are also skeptics amongst us. Certainly there are things you should consider. (6/8/2001)

• DSL Duck Does DHCP
  Hardware can be the cause of unexpected - and seemingly unrelated - system problems. In this case, getting Peter's DHCP set up. (4/30/2001)

• Manage and Lead
  In this editorial, Peter Skye ponders the difference between managing and leading - and the implications for SCOUG. (2/6/2001)

• The e-Zine! Story
  The creator of OS/2 e-Zine! tells of the magazine's startup, its early days, and its recent sale. (12/1/1998)

• Saved By Chris Graham
  Chris Graham is really into OS/2 as you'll come to recognize as you read this interview with the author of the Graham Utilities for OS/2. (10/1/1998)

• A Future Vision
  Two OS/2 visionaries lay out the next ten years of OS/2. (9/1/1998)

• Drivers Pay The Bills
  Rick Curry writes OS/2 device drivers. He may look more like a surf bum, but he specializes in SCSI drivers. And, he's been working with OS/2 since way back when. (8/1/1998)

• Free Software - Come And Get It
  Being the Hobbes OS/2 site administrator at New Mexico State University is an awesome task. As the author found out, Josh Shagam takes his responsibilities for the 3,000 megs of OS/2 files quite seriously. (6/1/1998)

• Paper, Paper, Paper
  Good paper, it turns out, is essential to really sharp color printing. Don Baker gives Peter the scoop. (5/1/1998)

• A Computer, An Operating System, And A Man Named Carsten Whimster
  Carsten Whimster is Editor-In-Chief of EDM/2, the Electronic Developer Magazine for the OS/2 world. Peter has a grand time picking his brain. (4/1/1998)

• Drivers Flow From Timur Tabi
  Timur Tabi is another fascinating and productive member of the OS/2 development community. Peter gives us an inside peek at this key member of the Win32-OS/2 Project. (3/1/1998)

• Small Machine Shop Runs Three Warp Machines
  Peter Skye tells us about an interesting old chum of his that happens to rely on OS/2. (2/1/1998)

• Dr. Tom Molloy Learns To Program
  A veterinarian with an office to run, he chooses OS/2 with DBExpert. (1/1/1998)

• Gene Akins Helps The Common Man
  Backups under OS/2 are often done by MSR Development's BackMaster, the leading OS/2 backup software, and the technical guy there is Gene Akins, who has an incredible depth of knowledge in all things OS/2. (11/1/1997)

• Virginia Hetrick Joins the Past to the Present
  Virginia Hetrick - Ph.D., the ex-Supercomputing Coordinator for the University of Florida, ex-Manager of Supercomputing Services at UCLA and currently UCLA's Technology Architect for The Institute Of Archaeology - is an OS/2 fan. (8/1/1997)

• Joe Burkley Embellishes OS/2
  Embellish is an advanced commercial version of its predecessor, JViewPro. (7/1/1997)

• New FaxWorks Pro Version Has Lots to Offer
  (5/1/1997)

• End-Users Caught in the Middle of FaxWorks Licensing Issue
  (5/1/1997)

• OS/2 Warp Programmer's SideKick
  This is a book review of The OS/2 Warp Programmer's SideKick: Functions & Structures, a quick reference to OS/2 functions, macros, and structures. (3/1/1997)

• Max Eidswick To Internet: "Let's Go!"
  The president of Wave Runner Technologies wants you to connect to the Internet a lot faster! (3/1/1997)

• Blake Watson Predicts The Future
  OS/2 Warp Programming For Dummies (2/1/1997)

• Terry Hamilton Joins TrueSpectra
  This interview with Terry Hamilton does give you information about Terry. But it also tells you why you need the product he sells, Photo>Graphics. (12/1/1996)

• Making the computers run on time
  Peter interviews Steve Schiffman, one of SCOUG's founding members. On the computer front, Steve's expertise is networking. On the hobby side, it's trains. (11/1/1996)

• Rodney Myers builds a Dinosaur
  Rodney Myers uses NeoN Grafix to do 3-D rendering under OS/2. Peter Skye elaborates. (10/1/1996)

• It's Sundial Time - Words, Numbers, and Organization Too
  Peter talks to Randell Flint, head honcho at Sundial Systems Corporation. In this interview he gives you the scoop on Randell, the company, and their OS/2 software products. (9/1/1996)

• MSR Development Is In the Driver's Seat
  An interview with Dudley Westlake of MSR Development provides a lot of information about backups. (8/1/1996)

• Esther Schindler Promotes OS/2 Nationally
  Esther Schinder is a professional OS/2 activist. This interview gives you a glimpse at this engaging personality. (8/1/1996)

• Tape Tip
  Here's a tip on saving money when you buy a new tape backup drive. (7/1/1996)

• Our OS/2 Partners
  (7/1/1996)

• OS/2 Needs Men Like This
  Jim Ames is the driving force behind J3 Computer Technologies, a software dealer located in Southern California. He keeps the business on its toes - and keeps it focused squarely on OS/2. (7/1/1996)

• Office Solutions Is OS/2 Retail Source
  A perfect little local store sells OS/2 software. (6/1/1996)

• IBM in new push with OpenDoc
  After a day-long seminar on OpenDoc, Peter gives it his spin. (5/1/1996)