Op 17-7-2011 23:23, Rugxulo schreef:
> This was merely an exercise at naming "popular", i.e. heavily-desired,
> apps that most common users might probably want. It is not intended to
> reflect my own goofy needs.
>
> And besides, most of these already were in FD 1.0, so nyah.   ;-)

For a full CD it's very much worthwile mentioning these. Adding packages 
is easy, integrating them and testing are a bit more difficult though.

I'm abusing Jim's installer simply to allow people to do a 2nd install 
process from any random directory (X:\FREEDOS\CUSTOM\) to whichever 
directory you want to install those (be it same location as FreeDOS, or 
a separate \UTILS , \PROGRAMS , \PROGS , \BIGPROGS or whatever).

> Discussion is great, but we need to actually step up and make a
> deadline type system, timeline, plan, something! I know some of that
> has been roughly outlined, I'm just saying, it's tough to get things
> done when nobody can agree.   :-(     Bah, it's just too much work for
> us few volunteers.

I'm aiming for end of August. People have their vacation, have a little 
bit more time for spending on FreeDOS if they wish so, etc. Lots and 
lots of rewriting is needed while some programs also still require 
updates. DEVLOAD was just fixed for example, KEYB/KERNEL/FreeCOM could 
do with some updates, etc. All in due time, and meanwhile if people are 
able to somehow update their own systems from the work-in-progress ISO 
files, good for them :)

What I should be working on rather soon though is adding sources simply 
to not violate the distribution rules of a lot of opensource licenses.

Anyone know if there's a DOS SVN client? or a win32 console one running 
under HXRT? Assuming LFNs pretty much become a requirement as well in 
that case.

Otherwise I'm doomed to a ReactOS or WindowsXP virtual machine. Ah well.

Bernd

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