On 11/30/07, OSCAR GONZALEZ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi.
Cual font ?. solo copie unas cuantas fonts de SEAL. pense que eran todas
GPL.
De todas maneras uso solamente la llamada pc8x8t.fnt las demas las puse
por si alguien desarrolla una apps y
necesitaba alguna.
Please
Hi.
Ok, but my english is very bad. I see english basic in primary school.
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OSCAR GONZALEZ schreef:
Hi.
Ok, but my english is very bad. I see english basic in primary school.
אני רק מדבר עברית
Just an example, is this what you want?
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On Fri, 30 Nov 2007, Marti van Lin wrote:
MvL Jim Hall wrote:
MvL On 11/30/07, OSCAR GONZALEZ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
MvL
MvL Hi.
MvL Cual font ?. solo copie unas cuantas fonts de SEAL. pense que eran
todas
MvL GPL.
MvL De todas maneras uso solamente la llamada pc8x8t.fnt
Hello,
Congrats on the package system!! I think it is a great idea.
Just some comments:
(1) About the files to be put, I guess that the package system would
not, for the moment, try to download from a site outside ibiblio
itself, so the binary and source files could be simply unix links to
the
I just found a great program to add to FreeDOS. It's called XXCOPY. It works
a lot like xcopy. It is much more powerful though. It can clone a entire hard
drive to another hard drive using the /CLONE switch. A typical command to
clone a Win9X or DOS FAT or FAT32 hard drive would look like
LSM stands for Linux Software Map. It has nothing to do with
compression. It is simply a file that contains information about
other files.
On 11/30/07, Craig Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just found a great program to add to FreeDOS. It's called XXCOPY. It
works a lot like xcopy. It is
Thank you!! Very good idea! I will download the zip-files now...
Bye
Flo
Mateusz Viste escribió:
Hello!
I wrote an online updater for FreeDOS. It's purpose is to download an index
file from the FreeDOS Update server, and compare the list of packages which
are on the server whith the
20071130 10:50 -0600, Jim Hall
But dates are a problem. Mostly we have been using dates
like 2007-11-26, but there are a few packages out there that use a
different syntax.
I've been thinking about converting the LSM system into a
database-driven system that happens to output in LSM and HTML
I used to speak Spanish quite well - while my spoken skills have
gotten a little rusty, I can still read. So I usually can make do by
reading the Spanish text and translating in my head. When I need help,
I usually use Google Translate, which does a pretty good job.
-jh
On 11/30/07, Bonnie
Hi Marcos!
I'm really glad you are happy with FreeDOS. That's why I like to work
on FreeDOS - because there are people who still enjoy using it.
Have you been able to keep your FreeDOS installation up-to-date
yourself, by downloading newer versions of programs as we announce
them on the web
Hi,
As the thread became public, I will just add my offlist $0.02 (pasted from
offlist mails) ;-)
On Friday 30 November 2007, Jim Hall wrote:
so if I do that, I could deliver Entered-date (last modified) in
ctime format, so FDUPDATE always get dates like Wed Nov 21 21:49:08
2007.
I
Hi!
Why should we put all packages versions on the update server?
Actually I would not - I would put the package on ibiblio and
only let the update server know about the ibiblio URL. And as
more (!) users will update manually than with the updater, it
is pretty helpful to have ibiblio
Hi Jim...
Guauu Exelent,...Good Job..
EL CHANGO v4.
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Hi.
Sorry, my english is verybad, i live in argentina and speak spanish. Sorry
again...
Who know somebody else to traduce me???
EL CHANGO v4.
Hi Marti..
Solo es una version de demostracion para que si alguien esta interesado me
ayude a desarrolarlo y migrarlo a linux.
Es muy basico, pero la idea del proyecto final con una muy facil programacion
gracias a la GUI ALLEGRO resulta
muy llamativo, espero que con el tiempo y ayuda
On 11/30/07, Mateusz Viste [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello!
I wrote an online updater for FreeDOS. It's purpose is to download an index
file from the FreeDOS Update server, and compare the list of packages which
are on the server whith the packages installed on the system. If it find
any
Jim Hall wrote:
On 11/30/07, OSCAR GONZALEZ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi.
Cual font ?. solo copie unas cuantas fonts de SEAL. pense que eran todas
GPL.
De todas maneras uso solamente la llamada pc8x8t.fnt las demas las puse
por si alguien desarrolla una apps y
necesitaba
I do not believe that XXCOPY is abandoned - according the web site,
there was an update earlier this year in April. However, I think it
would be a great idea for you to contact the author of XXCOPY to see
if he would be interested in re-releasing XXCOPY under the GNU GPL or
a similar free/open
Jim Hall wrote:
On 11/29/07, Jim Hall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 11/29/07, OSCAR GONZALEZ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi.
I remove the Microsoft logo from the boot screen and rename the project
from WinDOS to FreeWin.
Hold on a sec. I was never able to get your GUI to run, so I
On Fri, 30 Nov 2007, Enbor . wrote:
Well, I think I have found the problem, but not the solution.
If I type ctmouse, the system says that a COM mouse is installed,
but my mouse is PS/2.
The problem is that when I type ctmouse /p, the system says that
it's unable to find a PS/2 mouse.
Hi Jim...
thanks you very much and sorry again.
La idea es hacer entre todos un GUI facil y transportable para FreeDOS. Prometo
que en breve lo migrare a linux.
Un abraso and thanks for all.
Hi Jim,
to bring my off-list thoughts about the updater on the list:
I agree that using LSMs would be better than using a flat
directory of zips. The version numbers are not machine
comparable, but LSMs are machine readable. As it is highly
unlikely that the update server has an OLDER version
Hi..
Sorry,pero noentiende lo que me dices...:-(
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Well, I think I have found the problem, but not the solution.
If I type ctmouse, the system says that a COM mouse is installed,
but my mouse is PS/2.
The problem is that when I type ctmouse /p, the system says that
it's unable to find a PS/2 mouse.
How can I say to FreeDOS that my mouse is not
Hi
Please write in spanish. No entiendo lo que me dices.
Please, please, please...
Thanks..
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Hi Marti
Marti van Lin wrote:
Do we really need another GUI? I think not. OpenGEM is just fine, but
that's only my humble worthless opinion :-p
Well, I think choice won't hurt :)
I agree and I feel I must apologize, since I obviously misinterpreted
one of the
Eric Auer wrote:
of course English is preferred but Oscar does not speak
English well, so he is kind of forced to use Spanish
from time to time ;-).
Hi Eric, nice hearing from you again ;-)
But once more, this was NOT a personal attack, but a request.
Just imagine if we start writing each
OSCAR GONZALEZ wrote:
Hi Marti.
Yo no use nada de codigo de microsoft. todo lo que hice esta en GCC 3.0.4
y es Free Open Source.
Por favor probalo.
Todo el problema fue que puse en la pantalla de Inicio un logo similar al
de windows. Sorry.
Sorry Oscar
OSCAR GONZALEZ wrote:
Hi Marti...
Please test it. I push Windos in
fpt.ibiblio.org/incoming/freedos/windos01.7z
Of course I will ;-)
Testing software is my life.
There for I have a dedicated box that runs FreeDOS (singleboot)
However if you are using Microsoft code,
I've finally got it! Thanks a lot for the advise, with that Grub menu
entry the system boots normally.
But now I 've another issue, the mouse doesn't work. What do I have to
do to enable the mouse? My mouse is PS/2.
thanks
2007/11/30, Alain M. [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Ok, you moved from one
Hello!
I wrote an online updater for FreeDOS. It's purpose is to download an index
file from the FreeDOS Update server, and compare the list of packages which
are on the server whith the packages installed on the system. If it find
any remote package with a different version than the local
On 11/29/07, Jim Hall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 11/29/07, OSCAR GONZALEZ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi.
I remove the Microsoft logo from the boot screen and rename the project
from WinDOS to FreeWin.
Hold on a sec. I was never able to get your GUI to run, so I did not
Hi Marti
Marti van Lin wrote:
Do we really need another GUI? I think not. OpenGEM is just fine, but
that's only my humble worthless opinion :-p
Well, I think choice won't hurt :)
The issue is whether the 'WinDOS' code might have a distribution
problem. After that it becomes a more fuzzy
I've been in an off-list discussion with Oscar, and now understand his
project is clean. It is based on SEAL and Allego, and includes
Oscar's own contributions. The only mistake was including images from
Microsoft Windows. And Oscar has corrected that in a new archive file
that he sent me, so
just adding my two cents, but there is already a directory on ibiblio
with all of the 1.0 packages:
www.ibiblio.org/pub/micro/pc-stuff/freedos/files/distributions/1.0/pkgs
On 11/30/07, Florian Xaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you!! Very good idea! I will download the zip-files now...
Bye
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