Hi guys,
Unlike MS-DOS proper, FreeDOS comes with custom configuration files to
optimize for different things, I have my personal opinion on this, but
I digress. Given that the user may have modified the configuration
files and there is no easy way to merge the changes of a vanilla
FreeDOS config to a custom end user config, I would suggest maintaining
the users configuration files.
I agree; I'd really hate such a situation. Replacing configuration files
should be an installation option, like "reset to default/factory
settings". I'm not sure whether this option should be enabled or disabled
by default; rather disabled.
Joe
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