On Tue, Feb 22, 2022 at 1:04 AM Robert Riebisch wrote:
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> Hi Jim,
>
> > Why is PDF format needed? The kernel documentation is in plain text,
> > which is readable everywhere on every system.
>
> If you use ASCII only.
>
> Otherwise you might get into the trouble of codepages. ;-)
>
> But yes,
Hi Jim,
> Why is PDF format needed? The kernel documentation is in plain text,
> which is readable everywhere on every system.
If you use ASCII only.
Otherwise you might get into the trouble of codepages. ;-)
But yes, plain text works for most documentation.
Cheers,
Robert
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Hi Jim,
> Python isn't really meant for DOS. But hey, we've had other things
> ported to FreeDOS that weren't really "meant" for DOS.
>
> If you want to port Python to FreeDOS, I'm sure some folks would like
> to use it. So, if you're looking for permission: go ahead and port
> Python for DOS.
> On 2/21/2022 9:33 AM, Prime Seal wrote:
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> > [..] I have also noticed that FreeDOS does
> > not have python
On Mon, Feb 21, 2022 at 3:37 PM Ralf Quint wrote:
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> A programming language that requires a multi-megabyte virtual machine to
> run is just not suited for use on FreeDOS (or any DOS
On Mon, Feb 21, 2022 at 11:33 AM Prime Seal wrote:
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> Dear Sir[Jim Hall]
>
> I like FreeDOS but I have noticed the shortage of documentation of different
> formats e.g downloadable PDF. There is also a lack of documentation of kernel
> customizations for compilation.
> making it unfriendly for
On 2/21/2022 9:33 AM, Prime Seal wrote:
Dear Sir[Jim Hall]
I like FreeDOS but I have noticed the shortage of documentation of
different formats e.g downloadable PDF.
...
There is also a lack of documentation of kernel customizations for
compilation.
You are not working with another version
Dear Sir[Jim Hall]
I like FreeDOS but I have noticed the shortage of documentation of
different formats e.g downloadable PDF. There is also a lack of
documentation of kernel customizations for compilation.
making it unfriendly for forking. I once commented on you YouTube channel
about UPX giving
