On Sat, May 16, 2015 at 7:44 PM, JK Benedict wrote:
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> - Base resources, such as file system options/changes
> - Connectivity tools
> * Modernized web browser (I am working on one now - a text based
> prototype)
There's Georg Potthast's Dillo port (in XFDOS [0]), and Arachne
(beside
I completely agree and have been reading over all the information provided
[thanks, everyone]!
ASM… oh, it has been a long time, but it is absolutely necessary – especially
for and program, like lspci, etc which would be needed to test FreeDOS builds
and ability for the core/kernel to detect
Indeed, I like the list and the challenges!
In my humble opinion, given what everyone has shared so far, my own view of
things (by priority) are...
Priority 1: Centralized Documentation
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- Single-source for links to mailing list, project goals, components,
complet
On 16/05/2015 13:01, Eric Auer wrote:
> Thanks for the interesting FreeDOS wish list, Mateusz!
Actually, I think it would be good to put such list somewhere on our
Wiki, I will see to edit something. If anyone can think of some
reasonable needs found in real-world situations, please chip in, I w
To make DOS use all of a computers resources (taking full advantage of your
CPU,RAM,ETC.),you need to be able to program is ASM (assembly
language).This allows you COMPLETE control over the program.It allows you
to program in specific hardware calls,ETC.However,we are all used to more
friendly lang
Hi!
Thanks for the interesting FreeDOS wish list, Mateusz!
> - Extend one of the existing network stacks with full IPv6 support
Really? But then how about GPT partition support first? :-)
> ... box and another PC) - maybe a NFS browser, or even just
> a free equivalent of the old LapLink tool.
