Hi Eric,
Thanks for you info.
I've compiled & installed dosemu-0.98.4 but Ms Edit still don't work.
My target is to run Djgpp ( a Dos version of Gcc ) with an IDE which is called
rhide (of which I used to run in Dos/Win95 ). The reason is I am lazy enough not
to learn the command line compiler of gcc in Linux. Besides that the rhide supports
colour syntax, auto indent, integrated with gcc ( direct compile, link, build, debug
inside the rhide ) which is easy to use etc, etc.
Do you know anything about an ide something like this in Linux ?
I've tried Jed, Emacs, they are not easy to use and Nedit don't support
colour syntax and most of all they are not integrated with the compiler gcc.
So, I hope I can run Djgpp in Linux and continue to use the rhide for
programming in C/C++.
Thanks for your help.
Alan
"Eric W. Biederman" wrote:
> >>>>> "AT" == Alan Tam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> AT> Hi Hans & Sebastian,
> AT> Thanks for your information.
>
> AT> My Linux is Debian 2.0.34 Hamm version. It comes with Dosemu-0.66.7.
> AT> I couldn't get dosemu to work. It starts well when I type dos -C or dos.
> AT> C is that small drive for all the commands come from dosemu and D is the file
> AT> system in Linux which include the real C drive when running under Win95. When
> AT> I change directory to C:\win95\command and type edit, the Ms Editor starts but
> AT> all
> AT> the functions in the pull down menu are not functioning and I can't close the
> AT> editor window either.
>
> edit is likely a compiled qbasic those are known not to work under 0.66.7
> Under 0.98.x it should work fine.
>
> AT> Is there any thing to do with my boot manager ?
> If you have made it to the dos prompt (in dosemu) it's not an issue.
>
> AT> I am running System commander as the boot manager in the first drive (C:
> AT> and the whole drive contents Ms stuff) and Linux in the second dirve.
>
> AT> Therefore I think a compilation of the dosemu might suit my needs
>
> A newer version certianly.
>
> Eric
