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Definitly a good news.
But I'm sure we can did something to make FreeDOS much more easier.
Interesting ideas, all of them.
1) Simplified the version naming convention
2) Officially state the stable and testing version Kernel and FreeCOM information (eliminate some testing branch by merging stable code with official)
3) make a table of "Quick download" from FreeDOS homepage. Only have "Odin" and "ISO", others please go to download page.
Good idea, but I'm not sure how to implement this. I'm open to suggestions. Add a link to the yellow announcement box for "Odin" and "ISO"? Or create a separate download button for "Odin" and "ISO"? Or, add text links below the "Download FreeDOS" button to get just "Odin" and "ISO"?
I suppose it would be good to describe (keeping it short) that ODIN is a single-disk distribution of FreeDOS, and ISO is the complete distribution?
4) Build a link to 3rd party developers such as DOS32a, MPX, QV, OpenGEM ... etc.
Do you mean the FreeDOS Software List? This already exists, but is broken out by software category (GUI, Util, ...)
-jh
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