Hi,
On Fri, Jan 25, 2013 at 4:42 AM, Евгений Нежданов wrote:
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>> I think it's great that you have these programs (editor and BASIC
>> interpreter) and are willing to share them under the GNU GPL. Where
>> can people download these programs to try them out on FreeDOS? Do you
>> have a website whe
> Compared to SETEDIT, your editor works on 8086. And compared
> to our EDIT, your editor can probably handle bigger files...
My editor handle files sizes of free memory in real more.
> So yes, your GENTEXT is a good alternative. But if our EDIT
> is unstable, please give a more detailed bug descri
Hi Jevgenij,
> I do not use Borland or other proprietary toolkit - I use my own
> written window toolkit.
Cool :-)
>>> GENTEXT - multiwindow text editor, more stable but standard EDIT.
>> Actually FreeDOS EDIT already is multiwindow, but limited
>> in file size. For big files, an interesting ed
> Hi Jevgenij :-)
Hi Eric.
> That would probably be too annoying for people who want to
> download DOS. But we could put a poll to the homepage, some
> form saying "What do YOU use DOS for? Pick a choice to tell
> us your DOS style: ..." or similar. The idea would be as on
> https://isc.sans.edu/ w
> I think it's great that you have these programs (editor and BASIC
> interpreter) and are willing to share them under the GNU GPL. Where
> can people download these programs to try them out on FreeDOS? Do you
> have a website where you make these programs available to others?
I does currently not
