> > Hi,
> > It would help if you tell us what is your interest in DOS and/or what > > you are using it most for. (recovery, backup, hardware testing, > > benchmark, web browsing, gaming, music player, server or whatever) > My main interest is programming and a challenge. Occasionally play some old games that I miss. Bards Tale etc. http://apps.sourceforge.net/trac/sourceforge/wiki/Subversion%20client%20instructions I think a port would be a good start given my skill set. I am good at debugging etc, and for me looking at existing code is a faster way to start than writing from scratch. Debugging an existing app that has issues is ok too. I considering porting a svn command line tool Some other projects I have thought about are GUI/Desktop. Interested in the Kernel and Assembly programming. Basically anything that is new and different, in windows at work I feel like I have been programming the same thing for years. Different companies, but write a database build the data access and manipulation, throw some buttons and textboxs on a form, write a report. Rinse and repeat for a new client. I want to create that button that I put on the form that I created not borrowed from a the dot net library. etc. I want to know exactly what happens when I do xcopy. reading the hard drive etc. Plus I see alot of download this program from here to do that. take the networking for example. See I am way ahead of myself. I have lots of experience programing and working on teams. What I don't have is dos programming or assembly. I have no clue about what I don't know, am not even sure what to ask where to look. So I am quite content to sit back, take the druggy tasks and do whatever I am told. I'll get to the kewl stuff when I learn what I am doing. :) Adam
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