Patriek Lesparre wrote:
But PPP isn't really needed is it? At least my ISP (and I'm sure there
are
others) supports SLIP.
Hmm, last time I checked not one ISP in Belgium still supported SLIP :-(
David
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Laurens Holst wrote:
I think Unix programs like mail or telnet or ftp are a bit too
simple,
I
prefer to have a (G)UI.
GUI is for those whose IQ is near to 0.
I put the G between ( and )'s.
And there is nothing wrong with a UI, and the same goes for a GUI.
It's much
easier.
I
I have already talked to Adriano Cunha about this. My idea was exactly the
same, but he said that there's no enough space in the kernel for that.
Actually, the maximum kernel length is 16kb
32kb.
but in the future he will do
a multi-page kernel, which will solve this limitation.
It's fantastic!
Pierre
I've released GEM v0.2!
Get it at http://gem.tni.nl/
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Hello
I have small question.
how can i get .dsk files on a disk for use on my MSX.
One answer: read The Ultimate MSX FAQ, URL in signature...
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David Wrote:
PS: The current opposite of a GUI is a CLI( Command Line Interface.) not
a UI. Speech recognition could be another UI but it still isn't popular
at the moment (and never will be on an MSX) but according to StarTrek it
will become very normal in the (near) future.
Not quit
Actually I think it would be nicer to convert the manuals to a popular
document
format rather than scanning them. For example, HTML, PDF or Latex.
That's a good idea. But first we need the manuals (a scan of them). Anyone
here
has them and is willing to help ? With the scans, someone could
Although I think converting the paper manuals to electronic ones is very
good, I'd prefer to use PDF as standard. HTML is fine for online viewing,
but annoying if you want to print something (multiple HTML pages are
seperate printjobs). A PDF file can be printed in one go.
Any OCR software that
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Van: "Marco Frissen" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Aan: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Verzonden: maandag 20 maart 2000 14:13
Onderwerp: RE: Manuals .htm
Although I think converting the paper manuals to electronic ones is very
good, I'd prefer to use PDF as standard. HTML is fine
Use GETDISK.COM and PUTDISK.COM on the MSX.
I tried to use GETDISK recently to put SD snatcher on harddisk, but it
couldn't read the diskette. So I tried using a *.DSK file (english version)
directly on the harddisk and tried to start it with START. It asked for the
SCC-slot and after that, it
Use GETDISK.COM and PUTDISK.COM on the MSX.
I tried to use GETDISK recently to put SD snatcher on harddisk, but it
couldn't read the diskette. So I tried using a *.DSK file (english version)
GETDISK WILL be able to read the disk if you run it under DOS 1 though.
(That's how I did it...)
least it works, and was the first serious (and working) TCP/IP project for
MSX I saw.
Sorry I though it was a conversion. It could be made quite easily, am I
right?
Conversions are not allways so easy...
How could I use Uzix if it doesn't support my serial interface?
BTW Pierre: did you already correct that Y2K bug (again!) in PLAYMYM?
Yes, I have, I'll mail it to you and funet and marku soon. I have also
implemented the Y2K bugfix for PLAYSMP and TIMESTMP, a utility to put
time/date and version numbers in a file (I used it quite a lot).
BTW2 Pierre: what
Bet you don't like VIm neither do you.
Never used it, I always use PICO. I like that one...
You will have to learn to operate those programs and then they are fare
more comfortable and flexible then al that GUI enabled stuff. But you
have to be willing to learn how it works instead of
Adriano Camargo Rodrigues da Cunha wrote:
And I want to implement UDP, DNS and some other things before
implementing PPP and modem support. So, when connection to an ISP be
done,
everything will be ready for full internet connection from MSX.
But PPP isn't really needed is it? At
Although I think converting the paper manuals to electronic ones is very
good, I'd prefer to use PDF as standard. HTML is fine for online viewing,
but annoying if you want to print something (multiple HTML pages are
seperate printjobs). A PDF file can be printed in one go.
Any OCR software
If someone wants conversion to PDF, just ask me. I have Acrobat 4.
I also have a scanner, so again, just ask and i will convert them.
-Original Message-
From: Iwein van Caelenberg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 20 March 2000 14:32
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Manuals .htm
On Mon, 20 Mar 2000, David Heremans wrote:
You will have to learn to operate those programs and then they are fare
more comfortable and flexible then al that GUI enabled stuff. But you
have to be willing to learn how it works instead of going:
"Need to read mail. No clicking. Don't want to
latex to postscript and then the postscript with Acrobat to pdf is possible
i think
-Original Message-
From: Maarten ter Huurne [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 20 March 2000 19:24
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Manuals .htm
On Mon, 20 Mar 2000, Marco Frissen wrote:
Although I
] Although I think converting the paper manuals to electronic ones is very
] good, I'd prefer to use PDF as standard. HTML is fine for online viewing,
How about converting to postscript? That is very easy. Simply print it to a
file with a printer driver for a postscript printer. And postscript
] BTW2 Pierre: what about that MIDI program of Alex Wulms? Did he correct it?
No, I did not. I unfortunately do not have the proper equipment to experiment
and find the problem. And remote debugging with the equipment of somebody
else is not a really workable solution.
If I get my hands on
] On Wed, 15 Mar 2000, Laurens Holst wrote:
]
] Furthermore, there are also some pre-interpreters like KUN-Basic (and
] NestorBasic), which also compile but don't generate a .COM or .BIN-file.
]
] Does KUN compile all the way up to code generation, or does it only parse
] the BASIC? And if it
As far as I know, the KUN compiler generates Z80 code and then executes
that
Z80 code. Otherwise, I would not know how they can get the speed they get.
The speed of a KUN-compiled program comes very close to the speed of an
assembler program. And they even have the same
On Mon, 20 Mar 2000, Alex Wulms wrote:
] Although I think converting the paper manuals to electronic ones is very
] good, I'd prefer to use PDF as standard. HTML is fine for online viewing,
How about converting to postscript? That is very easy. Simply print it to a
file with a printer
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