On Sun, 3 Sep 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Linux should run on your computer
>
> On a completely different note, does anyone know of a good
> IRC client for DOS ?
>
> At 10:06 AM 9/3/00 -0600, you wrote:
> >Hi all,
> >I currently use MS-DOS 6.22, but I am kind of contemplating
> >switching to one of the alternate DOS programs out there.
> >Could somebody please either point me to a good website
> >that will explain the pros and cons of some of them or discuss
> >it on list?
> >
> >I should point out that I am not displeased with MS-DOS. I
> >just want to play around a bit and see what else I can get my
> >486DX/33 with 16MB of memory to do.
> >
> >Thanks,
> >Matt
Hi Matt
I have the same computer (486DX/33) as your and I used DOS until I
install Linux. II have to tell you (not only to you) Linux is real
alternative of DOS. Since I install it I learn more about computers and
Internet - how works mail and web servers, more about protocols and
hardware etc.
Of course there is very much software for Linux(Unix) and everything is
free ! If you used to use DOS I think Linux text mode (console) is the
thing that you need. It works good (fast) on my computer and I'm very
happy with it !
But if you think DOS is all that you need try my site
iko.homepage.com/downl.htm . There is some programs for DOS ( is this a
advertisement ? ;) yes it is :-) Or if you look for DOS games go to
www.dosgames.com
Hristo , Bulgaria
p.s. If there is another Bulgarians in this mail list, go to
arachne.dir.bg - official arachne's site in Bulgarian (translated by me :)
, and I hope Michael to add link to it as soon as possible
p.s.2 I send this mail 2 days ago, but i didn't receive it, so I decide
to post it again
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