[..] > 1. I keep an eye on the "DOS Ain't Dead" forums via their RSS feed, > and I thought the httpDOS announcement on "DOS Ain't Dead" was > interesting. And we sometimes (not all the time, but sometimes) get > people who ask what cool network stuff they can do with FreeDOS. And > this was something that SuperIlu had made, and SuperIlu has done some > other DOS stuff (like dojs, the javascript programming canvas for DOS) > so it wasn't just some random person posting about it. So I posted it > as a news item on the website in case anyone else was interested. But > I also posted it "first" so it wouldn't be the first item in the news > feed. >
And to add: the news item points out that httpDOS isn't fully functional. It says this: > SuperIlu has created a simple TLS-capable HTTP server for DOS. As > SuperIlu explains, "It is not in real working condition" but > it's an interesting demonstration of what you can do with DOS > in 2024. httpDOS is distributed under the BSD license, with > components under other open source licenses. You can find it > on the httpDOS GitHub project. _______________________________________________ Freedos-user mailing list Freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/freedos-user
