Hi,
I'm using an old legacy system in DOS that uses three custom built ISA
cards.
Will it be possible for me to install FreeDOS on a newer PC (with ISA slots)
and still access those cards correctly?
Thanks,
Franz
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Nick Warren wrote:
Another thing that would be really great woudl be an equivalent of
QBASIC. QBASIUC is a great old language, but I don't think there's an
open source equivalent and if there was, it should be part of FreeDOS.
I guess there's FreeBASIC, but it's a compielr, QBASIC was an
On 5/15/07, Mateusz Viste [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you think FreeDOS needs such a calc application? I know there is already
FDRC, which is a resident calculator, but haven't a nice TUI like FoxCalc
;-P
Well, FDRC uses Reverse Polish notation, it seems to be a rather
developer oriented
On Monday 21 May 2007 10:46, Stegozor wrote:
Well, FDRC uses Reverse Polish notation, it seems to be a rather
developer oriented tool.
That's what I think too :)
As for Foxcalc I can say that in my view, a calculator application (I
mean, for human beings) is always good. I use the calc
Hi Franz,
I'm using an old legacy system in DOS that uses three custom built
ISA cards.
Will it be possible for me to install FreeDOS on a newer PC (with ISA
slots) and still access those cards correctly?
As long as your PC has ISA slots, they should work as usual.
It might be the case that
Hi Nick, Robert,
Another thing that would be really great woudl be an equivalent
of QBASIC...
I guess there's FreeBASIC, but it's a compiler, QBASIC was an
interpreter.
There are already the bwBASIC or Regina Rexx interpreters included
with `fdfullcd.iso'.
We once made an attempt to
Hi everybody, forwarding a mail about the JPC
virtual PC from Oxford. JPC is written in Java
and running FreeDOS in JPC in a web browser is
used as example on their homepage :-). Eric
Date: Thu, 17 May 2007 12:35:55 +0100
Subject: JPC is now Open Source
Hi,
Further to your interest in JPC
On Monday 21 May 2007 19:41, Oleg O. Chukaev wrote:
Small suggestion to Mateusz Viste: make a configuration file for
FoxCalc to change default colors.
Good idea.
I added it to the to-do list ;-)
Regards,
Mateusz V.
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I use 4dos a free command.com emulator which has many more functions
than command.com.
It has the ability to display a directory listing in color, similar to
what happen with --color=auto in an xterm.
Can anyone help me to get color in an xdosemu terminal?
Larry
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