> Hi Jim, > > I noticed that the file on ibiblio isn't updated yet [1]. Likewise the > FreeDOS Software page [2] linked from the website [3]. Though both of > these list 1.3 in their pathnames, so I'm not sure what the appropriate > action would be. However, I do think that the website [3] should link to > the most recent files. > > Browsing ibiblio I found that the freedos/files/repositories/latest/ > tree is even more outdated [4]. The ldebug/ subdirectory does have > release 5, but the ldebug.zip file (in the latest/devel/ directory) says > it is from 2022-04-04. The unstable tree has the same old files [5].
Jerome usually updates the installer repo with new packages, so I'm leaving that to him. However, the zip file is mirrored on ibiblio, here: https://ibiblio.org/pub/micro/pc-stuff/freedos/files/dos/debug/ldebug/rel6/ > Finally, here's your news item quoted: > > > > lDebug release 6 > > 2023-08-26 9:27am > > >> lDebug (that's with a small L) is a 86-DOS debugger that >> replaces the classic DOS Debug program. The latest version >> (release 6) is available today! The new version includes >> several cool new features and fixes bugs. Some features >> were suggested on the FreeDOS feature request tracker, >> and include "style 2" and "style 3" alternative symbolic >> flag displays. > > Fine so far. > > > You can display lists with leading keywords. > > This is wrong, there is no change to any data displays with the leading > AS WORDS or AS DWORDS keywords. Rather, they can be specified on the > *input* that a user gives in a list parameter [6]. This modifies how the [..] Well, I did my best trying to write a news item based on your 680-word announcement, with 18 footnotes. It's not always easy to get it right. :-) Can you send me an announcement (in about 100 words) that I can copy/paste into the news system? Jim _______________________________________________ Freedos-user mailing list Freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/freedos-user
