On Tue, May 3, 2022 at 12:45 PM Paul Dufresne via Freedos-devel
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> Precedently suggested web site should have at the beginning:
>[..]
This is all very helpful, thanks. I'll probably borrow some of your
text suggestions when I make updates to the website. (I don't have
time to make major
> Paul Dufresne via Freedos-devel [03/05/2022 20.48]:
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> > That's why I wrote: "We also communicate through a web-based discussion
> > program called Forum, but it is less used: (Link to forums)." I
> > thought that maybe we had a web-based discussion program like phpBB
> > (https://www.phpbb.c
Paul Dufresne via Freedos-devel [03/05/2022 20.48]:
At least, I would prefer we use a web-based forum, because that way,
threads about not concluded subjects remains (supposing no one erase
them), while with mailing lists these subjects just tend to get
forgotten. Also messages can be edited b
I was confused by the suggested word "forums" in a previous email.
That's why I wrote: "We also communicate through a web-based discussion program
called Forum, but it is less used: (Link to forums)." I thought that maybe we
had a web-based discussion program like phpBB (https://www.phpbb.com/
Precedently suggested web site should have at the beginning:
"I know all this" links to the following:
News (link to news)
Let's talk ( https://www.freedos.org/forums/ )
Wiki ( http://wiki.freedos.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page )
Bugs ( https://www.freedos.org/bugs/ )
Gitlab (link t
Replace:
A mailing list is a group of people to which you can subscribe to (or
unsubscribe), and every message one send to it is redistributed by email to
every subscribed people. (Link to mailing lists).
By:
Mailing lists are handle by a program on our server that when it received an
email t
I just done a better version... as it is small given the full new version here:
FreeDOS is a free (both having the liberty to, and with no fees) to use,
redistribute and modify reimplementation of DOS (mainly Microsoft DOS) that was
often coming with computers in the 80s. By default, it does n
Well, my first reaction was that a website and a wiki play very similar roles,
and that maybe we should use just one of it.
I guess I would prefer the Wiki (but you must make it relatively easy to get an
account on it)... but website are not too bad if they are on GitHub or GitLab.
Then they