Seal is not in the distro because there are very few useful programs
written for it, and it in my experience is highly unstable compared to
GEM or even FloX's OzoneGUI (which both have much better file managers
than SEAL imho as well).
On 12/21/06, Eric Auer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi Blair
Hi Blair, Markku,
there is a simple solution for your problem:
Add the games to the DOS GAMES distro on
bootablecd.de :-) That distro contains both
open and closed source games. The "normal"
FreeDOS distro focuses more on non-game
categories anyway. By the way, yesterday we
found out that the SEAL
Hello,
In if-archive there are also open-source games not included, eg. Adventure
(precedessor of Zork 1-3), Colossal Cave, etc. Also many text adventure
development systems like TADS, Inform, Hugo, Agility/Magx etc are
open-source and compiled under DOS.
in /ifarchive/games/source
and /if-arch
Nethack is already in FreeDOS 1.0. Also, I prefer not to include
shareware/free-closed-source games, but to promote open-source DOS
games in the distro instead. Nethack is open-source.
On 12/19/06, Markku Yli-Pentila <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello all,
> I wonder nobody has suggested text ad
Hello all,
I wonder nobody has suggested text adventures as one of FreeDOS games.
There is good place
http://www.ifarchive.org
where text adventures - free and shareware) can be found. There is also a
lot of text adventure making systems. At least for blind these are best
DOS games that can be p
