No, what you quoted in your comment you are replying to is accurate. What you are saying in this comment isn’t.
> Confirmed that os/2 2.0 was a skinning and compatibility layer for NT it came out for OS/2,
This is confused. OS/2 was not a “skinning and compatibility layer for NT” it was a completely separate operating system.
I think at one point NT was going to be OS/2 2.0, and then it was going to be OS/2 3.0 - but the OS/2 2.0 which eventually ended up shipping had nothing to do with NT, it was IBM’s independent work, in which Microsoft was uninvolved (except maybe in its early stages).
No, what you quoted in your comment you are replying to is accurate. What you are saying in this comment isn’t.
> Confirmed that os/2 2.0 was a skinning and compatibility layer for NT it came out for OS/2,
This is confused. OS/2 was not a “skinning and compatibility layer for NT” it was a completely separate operating system.
I think at one point NT was going to be OS/2 2.0, and then it was going to be OS/2 3.0 - but the OS/2 2.0 which eventually ended up shipping had nothing to do with NT, it was IBM’s independent work, in which Microsoft was uninvolved (except maybe in its early stages).