Hi Tom,
> you are welcome to convert the *existing* packages to any
> format you like, but don't expect everybody else to convert
> packages into formats that you like.
Maybe you misunderstood me... the fdupdate / fdpkg / textinst
and install formats are all basically the same. This means
that f
Hi Eric,
> As said in my previous mail, everybody is welcome to make
> zips in fdupdate compatible format when there are updates
> listed on freedos.org but not yet available on fdupdate.
you are welcome to convert the *existing* packages to any format you
like, but don't expect everybody else to
Hi :-)
> DOS has not package manager like most Linux Distros. You can NOT use
> your Linux package manager to download software for DOS.
Freedos does have a package manager, but installing a package
in freedos is almost the same as unzipping the zip with the
package in the fdos directory :-). So
Hi Alexandru,
> I installed it but only from the base CD. Now it realy offers
> me only some options at startup and then only the command prompt.
This is exactly what DOS always does :-). Of course you can
install programs which automatically start at boot. For that,
add them to your autoexec
Alexandru Fira schrieb:
> I installed it but only from the base CD. Now it realy offers me only some
> options at startup and then only the command prompt. What should I do to
> install programs and search the Web ? How can I put files into the computer
> under Freedos from a CD ?
Someone els
I installed it but only from the base CD. Now it realy offers me only some
options at startup and then only the command prompt. What should I do to
install programs and search the Web ? How can I put files into the computer
under Freedos from a CD ? I also can access the Freedos partition from
