Hello,
2008/5/15, Eric Auer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > 2. The Freemacs editor needs updating.
>
> Interesting :-). Aitor also plans to update our EDIT, but
> I have not heard about his project recently...
I'm just packing. Most probably the 1st week of July can be settled as deadline.
Aitor
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Hi!
> ...write code to support it. We could use a compatible
> Backup/Restore that is under the GNU GPL or a similar
> free-for-everyone license. The FreeCOM project has been idle for a
> long time, and needs a maintainer to update it. There have been
> various requests for the kernel that need f
On Mon, May 12, 2008 at 11:13 PM, Claude (Wayne) Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I am an old time programmer - Programmed many things.
>
> At one time, I programmed most of the common UNIX commands into the 16
> and 32 bit DOS world -
>
> Could I be of some help?
>
We used to have a HOWTO-Cont
lyricalnanoha escreveu:
>
> I dunno, I for one would still like to see a good *free* Bourne shell for
> 16-bit DOS. I came close but failed last time.
No need to be 16 bits. 32 bits run very well in DOS, including FreeDOS.
A recomened complinet would be OpenWatcom C++
In fact a few FreeDOS u
On Tue, 13 May 2008, Eric Auer wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
>> just an idea came to my mind: you could make a freash port of those
>> common Unix utilities... IMHO it would be most welcome.
>
> I doubt that - disk space is not an issue today and MANY
> Unix utilities have been ported to DOS using DJGPP, the
Hi!
> just an idea came to my mind: you could make a freash port of those
> common Unix utilities... IMHO it would be most welcome.
I doubt that - disk space is not an issue today and MANY
Unix utilities have been ported to DOS using DJGPP, the
GNU C (gcc/g++) and LIBC for DOS, 32bit style :-).
Hi Claude,
just an idea came to my mind: you could make a freash port of those
common Unix utilities... IMHO it would be most welcome.
Thanks for volunteering,
Alain
Claude (Wayne) Smith escreveu:
> I am an old time programmer - Programmed many things.
>
> At one time, I programmed most of the
I am an old time programmer - Programmed many things.
At one time, I programmed most of the common UNIX commands into the 16
and 32 bit DOS world -
Could I be of some help?
--
Claude (Wayne) Smith ( ò¿ó ) http://www.claudesmith.net/lapband
320/220/185 Nov 1995 Dr Kuri and Dr Rumbault
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