M.R. wrote:
> Thing is, DOS doesn't make sense at all in the multicore era as a
> primary operating system
drop it, problem gone ;-)
M.B. wrote:
> DOS enthusiasts can choose to remain on older hardware, live in
> emulation environments
until finding how useless they are ...
> or roll up their
> I still would be interested in knowing how well a DOS server can
meant DOS BROWSER ?
> connect to my site,..
why don't you test ?
> and any new members are welcome. Thanks from Garry
> http://creativeminds.webege.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?&t=62
> Of course you need to have qb64, installed on y
Hi all,
a new version of the codepage pack has been released. Version 3.0
provides codepages for arabic (CP-864E), hebrew (cp856/862),
"turkish-cp437" and brazilian ABIComp, as well as ukrainian codepages
developed for FreeDOS containing the hryvnia sign and enhancements on
cp853 -- DOS Multil
Hi all,
a new version of the keyboard layout pack has been released. Version 3.0
"goes bidi" -- french/arabic, US/arabic and US/hebrew layouts are now
available (to be used under Thomas Wolff's Mined). Brazilian keyboards
are now able to use cp860 as well as ABIComp; the US-Colemak layout is
a
Long messages have appeared from people that want a multitasking DOS.
A more realistic goal to Freedos may be to expand the batch programming
language to be compatible with newer windows versions, but keeping retro
compatible with DOS batch programs.
Look this nice code that we cant run on Freed
