> Opera 6.0x has usenet. It´s email part works quite nice.
It would be better if it did straight ASCII 39 apostrophes instead of these
screwy upper-ASCII things that look like something else, depending on the
viewing software. In this case the apostrophe shouldn't be there at all
(possessive its
28/06/2002 02:38:46, "Thomas Mueller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Excerpt from Day Brown:
>
>> So, a modular system, that did the text in text mode, and the
>> surfing in gui would make more sense. Arachne came pretty close,
>> but my local isp did something, and dos wont logon any more.
>> Even
Kali McLaughlin wrote:
> Our comment on all this is that OS/2 is the all round winner!. James has
> been using it for years, and claims that it is -
>
> a/ The interface is object oriented, useful and consistent.
> b/ It not only runs odd dos programs, but allows them access to your
> large driv
Der List:
Very good topic, and not that OT.
> Yes, rebooting is extremely frustrating. So use DOSEMU. It seems to
> work well and is constantly being refined. Mine's V1.0.2-1. Runs
> Wordstar, oldish orcad, Xtree, Pictview I haven't cracked port usage
> yet, but no doubt there's a way.
Our c
Excerpt from Day Brown:
> So, a modular system, that did the text in text mode, and the
> surfing in gui would make more sense. Arachne came pretty close,
> but my local isp did something, and dos wont logon any more.
> Even so, it wouldnt do usenet. Which is kinda curious for a tool
> for lower
to Dean Coffey:
Thank for the info on BeOS. There is also http://www.beosonline.com/ which is
mostly in German but has download links for a developer update to BeOS, about
170 MB download which would be burned to CD, rather a bog download if you have
only 56K dialup line. For Arachne users, thi
I can understand the need for a gui if I'm pulling up webpages
or scanning images. But one of the things I liked about
Nettamer was that the color ansi menu system left more lines
of text on the screen, and if what you are trying to do is do
email, that's a good idea.
Suse comes with 'mail clien
On Tue, 25 Jun 2002 01:16:28 -0500, Day Brown wrote:
> Well, what I've been kinda watching for, is an os that'll
> run those things I cant find dos drivers for. like a scanner,
> digital camera, or functional secure creditcard online and a
> news/email/browser package.
>
I was looking for exa
Dean Coffey wrote:
>
> >So, does BeOS have a dos emulator? How difficult is it to s
> >switch from one os to the other?
>
> The Bochs x86 emulator has been ported ( http://www.bebits.com/app/279 ),
> although I haven't tried it as of yet. With 30 minutes or so worth of work
> and 2 or more hard
>So, does BeOS have a dos emulator? How difficult is it to s
>switch from one os to the other?
The Bochs x86 emulator has been ported ( http://www.bebits.com/app/279 ),
although I haven't tried it as of yet. With 30 minutes or so worth of work
and 2 or more harddrives, you can have a multi-bo
So, does BeOS have a dos emulator? How difficult is it to s
switch from one os to the other?
>to Dean Coffey:
>Now you have me curious about BeOS, its future and where and how to get it,
>and
>will it boot with LILO. I heard about Be Inc going out of business, being
>sold
>to Palm who were not going to contiune developing BeOS.
>What kind of web browsers are there for BeOS, and how d
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