On Thu, 20 Apr 2006 22:45:13 +0200 (CEST), you wrote:
Hi Friend,
What's going on? What happened to FreeDOS? Everybody talking
about a memory manager, but I can't imagine what happened.
Who started the trouble?
Don't get into the trouble.
I suggest you ignore all these message, most of them are
# Date: Thu, 20 Apr 2006 23:42:29 +0100
# From: Shane M. Coughlan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
# To: freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net
# Subject: Re: [Freedos-user] re: Not to flame but let others know ...
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# Let's just get back to work, eh?
Nothing to see
On Wed, 19 Apr 2006 18:22:32 -0700, you wrote:
Hi Blair,
You should understand that Jim and others have given up
trying to keep Jack happy, basically. I tend to join them.
Count me in too. I have personally never used the Q drivers and will
distribute the X drivers with my distro because I
On Wed, 19 Apr 2006 18:50:41 +0200 (MEST), you wrote:
Eric,
You got lot of time writing, I don't mind if you keep everything
reasonable.
1) Jack don't want to let people think his work is a part of
FreeDOS, he didn't ask ALL the people to remove the XDMA source, just
don't want it on FreeDOS
Hi Johnson,
it is not necessary that Jack protects himself by no
longer letting us distribute XDMA as part of the FreeDOS
distro. It is not necessary that we distribute some
modified by some other FreeDOS guy variant of XDMA
to protect Jack either. In fact, XDMA is and will be
by Jack, but we can
Hello!
What's going on? What happened to FreeDOS? Everybody talking
about a memory manager, but I can't imagine what happened.
Who started the trouble?
Regards,
Escorter
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Escorter wrote:
What's going on? What happened to FreeDOS? Everybody talking
about a memory manager, but I can't imagine what happened.
Who started the trouble?
Let's just get back to work, eh?
Lots to do. FreeDOS is in great shape, but some edges need polishing.
The main distro needs
Hi all,
Shane is right. As is Jim. You cannot remove GPL from a software.
So you cannot force us to delete XCDROM and XDMA. And, why should
we? They are good software and you do not allow us to use the
better QCDROM and QDMA instead. You can do the latter, because as
the author, you can release a
Hi Johnson,
1) Jack don't want to let people think his work is a part of
FreeDOS, he didn't ask ALL the people to remove the XDMA source, just
don't want it on FreeDOS server
Fewer people will use XDMA when it is no longer included with FreeDOS.
2) He didn't limit anyone to use the XDMA
