Hi Thomas,
many screens will resize the signal you send them to
full screen, probably with black bars either on top
and bottom or left and right to match aspect ratio.
This will usually give you large pixels or a fuzzy,
blurred experience, so it has downsides nevertheless.
So it is not common t
Hi Eric,
this is intriguing:
> On 28.02.2024, at 18:54, Eric Auer via Freedos-user
> wrote:
>
> SVGA just is something used by your apps,
> provided by your hardware and BIOS.
Do you by any chane know of software for Dos, esp. such as text-editors that
would use SVGA?
Note (not too much rel
Hi Ed,
Is there any major differences between FreeDOS
and MSDOS under the hood?
FreeDOS aims to be highly compatible with MS DOS, so even
if you rely on some "reasonably inner workings" of DOS
beyond the normal int 21 interface etc. everything should
still work very much the same with FreeDO
Jim,
thanks for this guide. Is there any major differences between FreeDOS
and MSDOS under the hood. I did notice differences in DosBOX as this has
the SVGA drivers built in so you can use high definition modes upto
1024x768 in 256 colours iirc.
-Ed
EdzUp
On Wed, 28 Feb 2024, 16:10 Linvel Ris
Jim, I deeply appreciate you directing me to those guides, I've bookmarked
them for after work.
Yes, I very much would order something off of Lulu. Let me know when you
have it back up, and I'll buy it.
I've always found literature more helpful than videos, but I think both is
a happy place to be
