On Sun, 2 Jan 2022 at 16:44, Robert Riebisch wrote:
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> > I have to ask: why run this old version? It's a bit dangerous to let
>
> Because I *can*. :-D
Doing unsafe things for no good reason is... not smart.
> TB2 as a target for remote code execution these days? I doubt so.
Not TB2. XP. Yes,
DJGPP has not been updated in a while for a couple reasons.
I have nothing against it. But, I don’t use it.
There are numerous pieces. Which aren’t needed? What relies on other things?
Which are the most popular? Which should be included?
I look at that large collection of components and
On 12/30/2021 2:22 AM, JR wrote:
Hi there
I have a really basic question regarding the date format.
After decades, I decided I would like the date format to be -mm-dd
instead of mm-dd-yy
As this thread has drifted off into a completely different topic, here's
a bit humor to get back on
Hi everyone!
I created a 2022 FreeDOS calendar, where each month shows a different
screenshot from FreeDOS. And to make it look really nice, I applied a
"blur" effect behind the screenshot, and a "video" effect to the
screenshot itself, with a drop shadow.
The months are:
01 Jan - Install
02
Well. I am not a programmer. Summarizing, modern audio support in DOS is
quite difficult. There aren't modern drivers; but some programs have inside
support for a wide range of modern soundcards (Mpxplay is the best example).
Mpxplay works perfectly in my computer.
Have you tried this
Hi Paul
Something to play MP3:- The best option by far is
MPXPLAY:http://mpxplay.sourceforge.net/
Something to play movies:- Although the complete version is not free, QuickView
is the best option: http://www.multimediaware.com/qv/
If I don't remember badly, there is a DOS port of Mplayer;
Paul Edwards asked:
| I'd like to ask a more fundamental question - why does
| video not require a driver to be installed, but audio does?
| Is audio more complicated than video or something? Or
| was it never properly standardized by IBM or someone?
|
I think it is because the PC always had
Hi everyone!
Some folks had asked that I share updates of the FreeDOS videos on our
YouTube channel. I try not to share these all the time, but about once
a month or so.
Our YouTube channel is at https://www.youtube.com/freedosproject
I didn't post many videos in December because of the
Hi Liam,
[...]
> Nothing you've said is remotely persuasive, IMHO.
I'm not here to convince you. But thanks for sharing your opinion.
Cheers,
Robert
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Thankyou everyone for your answers. I've made a
lot of progress and Freedos is looking fantastic.
The first problem I would like to address is that I
have installed the DOS version of mplayer and the
video is working fine, but there is no audio.
Some research said that I need to use jemm with
Yes, Ralf:
I have a really basic question regarding the date format.
After decades, I decided I would like the date format to be -mm-dd
instead of mm-dd-yy
As this thread has drifted off into a completely different topic, here's
a bit humor to get back on the issue at hand (though I am
Thanks, Jim:
But I thought others might like it
too, so I made it available for sale via the print-on-demand site
Lulu.
Being a pensioner, I prefer "free" to "sale".
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Are you doing this to make money for FreeDOS? If not, why not make the
digital images available for free? I can see some taking this and adding
their own country's holidays, etc. I personally don't need a calendar that
only has one date marked (no disrespect to FreeDOS), but if it had other
dates
I meant: "running DOSBOX with this version of the HX EXTENDER with modern
sound support..."
En martes, 4 de enero de 2022 01:14:25 CET, Rober To
escribió:
Well. I am not a programmer. Summarizing, modern audio support in DOS is
quite difficult. There aren't modern drivers; but
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