> I was remembering this thread about compatibility and thought as I did > originally read this "Uhm, and what's the point?"
Fixing the bugs or incompatibilities (if possible) of course. > Now I've just done > that recently in my thread "[Freedos-user] [BUG] FreeDOS not compatible > with escape [NEW]". > > What was the effect? > > Got the bug changed from [NEW] to [CONFIRMED]? > > Is it now on some developer's todo list for fixing? > > I am not convinced that this bug will be gone in future. It'll be gone, as soon as someone delivers the fix to DOS-C's SVN. [Because official DOS-C builds aren't released often enough, like below one year between builds, you'll then have to download the newest kernel from Rugxulo or compile it yourself.] I'm however not a registered developer of the SF.net project, and I don't know how to or like patching with SVN or such anyway. It'll be fixed as soon as one of the developers feels to commit it. > We are just involved in a lot offtopic and principle discussion. And you're always feeding this off-topic discussions with more unnecessary things to talk about. Like Coreboot or some special hardware they need for testing something. Regards, Christian ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Freedos-user mailing list Freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/freedos-user
