Pulling the news feed does work, since the links point back to the right place. I have the feeds at:
http://www.freedos.org/include/feeds/freedos_sf.htm http://www.freedos.org/include/feeds/fddoc_sf.htm
However, there's the issue of placement on the FreeDOS.org page. If I include these on the FreeDOS.org main page, I'm afraid the page will become *huge*. I can create a sample index page if you'd like to see it - actually, that's something I'd like to see. Maybe that means I reduce the number of FreeDOS.org news items down to 5 or something. I don't know.
Ideas? Suggestions?
-jh
Jim Hall wrote:
Hmmm... I hadn't thought about merging the news items from the [EMAIL PROTECTED] page onto the FreeDOS.org page. It should be possible, since there's an html news feed that I could pull (daily) onto FreeDOS.org and include that in a separate "Kernel News" announcement-style box. The information might stay relevant (not too old) if I pull the last, say, 3 news items from [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is there interest in seeing this?
I could also do this with FD-DOC. Is there interest in seeing those news items on FreeDOS.org as well?
-jh
Bart Oldeman wrote:
Just wondering, there is duplicate effort involved in having newsitems at www.freedos.org *and* freedos.sf.net and there's already way too much boring cannot-be-automated stuff involved for each release. Can't they be merged somehow?
---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 16:56:59 +0100 (MET) From: Eric Auer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: http://freedos.sourceforge.net/
Hi, to avoid confused users downloading FreeDOS 2032 as "last stable release" or something, could you place an "FreeDOS kernel 2033 released" news item on http://freedos.sourceforge.net/ ?
Eric.
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