I'm working on a new mTCP version, and this thread reminded me to ask about a problem.
I update mTCP more often than FreeDOS gets updated; it's under active development and I need to get fixes out. Where this becomes a problem is that I often see people using the 2013 version of mTCP because they got it with FreeDOS and did not know that they could look for updates. And while that was a solid release, it has been superseded by a release that is almost 7 years newer. With lots of bug fixes and enhancements too ... How can I alert FreeDOS users using mTCP that they should check for newer versions? Would it be possible to add a second README.TXT (or something similar) in the directory where mTCP gets installed? Also, does mTCP get installed in it's own directory or does it share a directory with other networking utilities? (I'd prefer it to be separate, as it is a standalone project. That also keeps the README.TXT or other file conflicts to a minimum.) Regards, Mike
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