Here is what the official website says it is...eComStation is the operating system of today!eComStation is a highly efficient operating system that truly flies on today’s powerful computers, and works great on legacy hardware. The minimal resource requirements extend the life of your IT environment, offering a greater return on your investment in computer hardware.eComStation interoperates with Windows, Linux and NetWare. It also offers excellent compatibility with DOS, Java and OS/2 applications. You can safely share your ADSL, cable or ISDN Internet connection with up to 253 PCs by using the built-in firewall. And, all of this comes packaged with an easy to use GUI.eComStation installs directly from CD on modern hardware like AMD Athlon64 based computers, large IDE and SATA harddrives and supports a host of network-, sound- and videocards out of the boxeComStation is fully OS/2 compatible and will run your existing OS/2 applications!
I've been using ecomstation off and on now for about 2 years. I seem to be the only person in the world who has taken up eCS after OS/2 died.
Why did I start using eCS? Well the answer is simple... I love operating systems and eCS is another one to use and play with.
Here are a couple of links to related eCS sites:
You can also find eCS on IRC (internet relay chat) by connecting to the irc.ecomstation.com server.
Here's a video I made a while back to help promote eComStation. It's quite choppy because it was made on my old PC while running in a virtual machine but it still does a decent job of showing some of the features.
Here is another video I made of eComStation. This time it's version 2.0 RC4
