Hi all,
Here's the next release of Edit, version 0.81.
I've gotten a lot of bugs/enhancements/etc...so here's the list and my reaction
to some of them:
1) Default of check case in Search differs.
-- Oh well, if you want it to match case,
check the box yourself...but i'm not going t
At 02:04 PM 4/28/2004 +0800, Johnson Lam wrote:
>I feel the idea of Bugzilla is good but it's terrible difficult for
>me. I fail to report bug, there're too many empty fields to fill. I've
>to admit I'm stupid and I don't like complex forms and tables.
>
>If a simplified version available I'm sure
On Tue, 27 Apr 2004, Michael Devore wrote:
> Well, I can't really agree that a standard tab in a public SourceForge
> project is well hidden. Or that 24 requests in an obviously one-way
The tracker had been disabled multiple times, in fact, I had disabled it
myself at one time. I do not know, wh
On Tue, 27 Apr 2004 21:28:19 -0500, you wrote:
Hi,
>That's why I'd like to see the feedback conduit of Bugzilla -- and Tracker if it is
>judged worthy of support -- made more attractive to the casual FreeDOS users.
I feel the idea of Bugzilla is good but it's terrible difficult for
me. I fail
At 09:28 PM 4/27/2004 -0500, I wrote:
>That's why I'd like to see the feedback conduit of Bugzilla -- and Tracker if it is
>judged worthy of support -- made more attractive to the casual FreeDOS users.
Alright, after talking the talk, I walked the walk by responding to three open
Bugzilla repo
Hi,
Anyone willing to translate strings can have a look at
http://fdos.org/ripcord/beta9rc5/addon/strings.zip
for Italian I recommend to start all over, since the "italian.lng" file is very small, and thus
incomplete.
copy default.lng italian.lng
edit italian.lng (now translate things)
fixstrs i
Hi, on
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=900300&group_id=5109&atid=355109
the SourceForge user rainone (Francesco Rainone) offers to
translate strings to Italian for us. I think he should first
have a look at FreeCOM...? Please mail him about that...
Of the components which
At 01:27 AM 4/28/2004 +0100, Bart Oldeman wrote:
>On Tue, 27 Apr 2004, Michael Devore wrote:
>
>the tracker is well hidden indeed but I just see 24 requests there. I
>never looked at it so far. It can be disabled indeed.
Well, I can't really agree that a standard tab in a public SourceForge projec
For those of you who want to update your FreeDOS installation without
having to burn the ISO to cdrom and then install, I have created a zip package
of the contents of the freedos directory.
No sources however.
http://fdos.org/ripcord/beta9rc5/addon/FDOS.zip [2.3MB]
that means we now have a generi
On Tue, 27 Apr 2004, Michael Devore wrote:
> While idly browsing FreeDOS sites, I see that Tracker in SourceForge has
> development requests going back to 2001. Several requests have since
> come to fruition without any notice or follow-ups there. Can (or
> should) the Tracker tab be turned off s
What is the story on Tracker in SourceForge and FreeDOS Bugzilla as far as keeping
status and feedback up-to-date? I'm not asking this to point at a person, annoy
anyone, dump more work on a hapless soul, or even to get auto-volunteered for the task
by bringing up the topic, but I think it is a
Hi, what kind of hardware (amount of RAM / harddisk space,
CPU speed) do you have? You should read the FreeDOS.org
software -> networking list to see what you can do network-
wise with FreeDOS. And of course you can and probably should
use Linux instead of FreeDOS. I think as native networking OS,
On Tue, 27 Apr 2004, Bernd Blaauw wrote:
> Eric Auer schreef:
> > Hi, I found that a very "small" way to decompress CPI files would
> > be using UPX to compress them and then patch the decompression process.
> > Here is a sketch. I think this should work with both open source and NRV
> > versions
On Tue, 27 Apr 2004, Eric Auer wrote:
> if you use SWITCHES=/E:value, what will happen if you select
> a value which is smaller than the EBDA?
Here's an experiment:
put switches=/e:800 in config.sys
boot FreeDOS, then run MEM (1.6) with /f.
and see for yourself.
> PS: I experienced EBDA sizes of
Eric Auer schreef:
Hi, I found that a very "small" way to decompress CPI files would
be using UPX to compress them and then patch the decompression process.
Here is a sketch. I think this should work with both open source and NRV
versions of UPX.
Same thing as making an EXE non-decompressable by pa
Hi, I found that a very "small" way to decompress CPI files would
be using UPX to compress them and then patch the decompression process.
Here is a sketch. I think this should work with both open source and NRV
versions of UPX.
Copy file to 60k sized buffer at X:0x100
If no UPX signature found, C
Hi,
if you use SWITCHES=/E:value, what will happen if you select
a value which is smaller than the EBDA?
NOMOVEXBDA suppresses moving EBDA to UMB by EMM386, seems to be
needed for many network cards and disk controllers.
I guess even moving EBDA to low DOS RAM causes problems with
the same set of
BO> On Mon, 26 Apr 2004, Bart wrote:
BO> "Some (especially embedded) applications don't use the DOS memory manager
BO> but assume all the memory past that given to them by DOS is free for
BO> use. "
BO> ..
BO> Obvious reply:
BO> Most users don't use "Some (especially embedded) applications".
And
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