Hi, > On Jan 9, 2022, at 9:45 AM, Tyson Oswald <oswa...@charter.net> wrote: > > Quick Question. > > I see Jim has placed several projects out on GitHub in the past few weeks, > cool.
Maybe Jim should do a video on his DOS/GitHub workflow. :-) > I am developing on FreeDOS but how are others placing their code out on > Github? > > Right now I FTP the files from my FreeDOS VM (VirtualBox) to my NAS and from > my NAS I can either push it to Github or do that from my Mac which has a > mount point to the NAS. Usually, I develop using an editor on a Mac (BBEdit) directly to a directory accessible to DOSBox. DOSBox is running a hybrid install of 1.3-RC5. This is basically everything but the FreeDOS kernel. Then, I build and run in DOSBox. Or switch to a terminal window in macOS and use git. Although for somethings, I also build in the terminal windows (like NASM based stuff) and just test run in DOSBox. This is very quick and easy. For things that need to be tested in a VM or on real hardware, I have EtherDFS server running on a Linux Server. Then, I use EherDFS to mount it as a drive in FreeDOS. But usually other than testing or disk level development, using DOSBox works fine. > Thanks, > Tyson > :-) Jerome _______________________________________________ Freedos-devel mailing list Freedos-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/freedos-devel
