There can be as many compilers as there needs to be, but I think the whole
point is to make the distribution less confusing, let's pick a particular
tool and the distribution includes that, but you can download the other tool
from the website.
- Original Message -
From: "Aitor Santamar
Hi Jim,
> They hadn't paid attentions to the messages telling them they were
> about to format their hard drive, or they didn't realize what "format"
> meant, or they sort of assumed FreeDOS would somehow be smart enough
> _not_ to wipe their Windows partition. They wanted to know what I was
> g
I don't agree that there should be a single compiler, but if there's
to be one, then we must have a 16-bit compiler, that leaves DJGPP out
(so that's a good reason not to choose just one).
AItor
2007/3/31, Florian Xaver <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> PS:
>
> And... one thing, which could also be posted a
...
> Again from the homepage:
> "If you are new to DOS, we recommend you use an emulator to install
> and boot FreeDOS." Most user KNOW that they can use an emulator now...
> I would remove this sentense, because it isn't good, to tell new
> users, that they SHOULD use another host-operating-syste
PS:
And... one thing, which could also be posted at FreeDOS's
homepage...with other words than I, think about it:
With DJGPP it is (very? ;-) easy to port MANY libraries to DOS... look
at DJGPP's ftp-directories...there are many possiblities :-)
Hasta luego!
Flo
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> * working FreeCOM on CD in user's selected language.
and 4DOS should be a choicemaybe the standard.
> People have done a great job on the FreeDOS 1.0 CD distribution yet it's
> complex and sometimes hangs for people.
Maybe some tools can be removed from the distro f.e. only include
ONE