Hi Ray,
> I have posted pics of some stuff. ...
> https://photos.app.goo.gl/aTdSyfEHbbdhKkxV7
One of your pictures shows MagnaRAM:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QEMM#MagnaRAM
WinWorld says "MagnaRAM, from Quarterdeck Corporation,
is a utility that speeds up virtual memory swapping by
Joao Silva wrote:
Hello.
I have to agree that a GUI mnakes life a bit easy when envolving a tyask
with a lot of files.
I disagree. You want to copy, move or delete files or whole trees? A
two panel, filemanager like Norton Commander and it's clones. Move - on
the same HDD, and I believe
Ah. Back when "Norton" actually meant something ;)
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On Sunday, January 3rd, 2021 at 3:54 PM, Ray Davison wrote:
> I have posted pics of some stuff.
>
> The last pic is two trays of a couple hundred Software of the Month Club
>
> disks - mostly 5.25 and the last
On Sat, Jan 2, 2021 at 8:05 PM Bryan Kilgallin
wrote:
> Thanks, geneb:
>
> > Google "FreeGEM" or "OpenGEM". GEM was released as open source back in
> > 1996.
> Include one in a FreeDOS package.
> --
>
There is one for OpenGEM already, and it's included in FreeDOS. :-)
On Sat, Jan 2, 2021 at 11:12 AM Ralf Quint wrote:
> On 1/2/2021 9:08 AM, Eric Auer wrote:
> > Actually both FDISK versions had the same maintainer
> > and they are both several years old, so this is not
> > a problem caused by somebody forking something ;-)
> >
> Then why are there two different
Ah - I still have my MagnaRAM diskette around somewhere - (also had RAMgate) -
loved that on my AU$400, second-hand 486DX running Win3.1, circa 1995. With
PlannetCrafters enhanced GUI software (last seen on Vetusware, IIRC), I felt
that my setup was so smooth I had no need to upgrade to Win98
I have posted pics of some stuff.
The last pic is two trays of a couple hundred Software of the Month Club
disks - mostly 5.25 and the last few are 3.5, freeware, category general
interest.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/aTdSyfEHbbdhKkxV7
Ray
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Hi Eric:
One of your pictures shows MagnaRAM:
How did you like it, in Win3 / Win95 actually?
I doubt that I ever installed it. Like I said, a lot of that stuff was
acquired because it looked like it might be useful. Most I ever got
around to playing with.
Ray
Thanks, Jim:
> Google "FreeGEM" or "OpenGEM". GEM was released as open source
back in
> 1996.
Include one in a FreeDOS package.
--
There is one for OpenGEM already, and it's included in FreeDOS.
Please remind me where it is, or how to open or get it. In my FreeDOS
Hi Ray,
>> I have to agree that a GUI mnakes life a bit easy when envolving a tyask
>> with a lot of files.
>
> I disagree. You want to copy, move or delete files or whole trees? A
> two panel, filemanager like Norton Commander and it's clones. Move - on
> the same HDD, and I believe
Make sure your FreeDOS CD is in the drive. Then run FDIMPLES. Go to “Graphical
Desktops”, press TAB, press ENTER on “OPENGEM.” Press TAB twice and ENTER on OK.
Personally, however, I find OpenGEM to be quite ugly. My pick would be SEAL, if
I’m going for beauty.
Brandon Taylor
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Hello.
I have to agree that a GUI mnakes life a bit easy when envolving a tyask
with a lot of files.
When there wre only DOS i used a file manager called X-Tree Gold, and
still have him and i found a version for Windows, Z-Tree Gold.
I don't like much windows, i prefer DOS, but there is no way
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