Hallo Herr Jerome Shidel

> Also, FreeCOM and Kernel are using Unstable branches on the Interim Build. 

> There have not been any commits to the unstable Kernel branch. So, it is the 
> same as the master branch which is the version provided with FreeDOS 1.3.

so, the unstable kernel 1.3 is exactly the same as some previous 1.3.


> On the other hand, the unstable branch of FreeCOM contains a test version of 
> the command shell which is using the same version number as the previous 
> shell. 

so we have some unchanged and some changed version of freecom, both by the same 
number.

> It contains fixes for many bugs that were in the prior version.
what bugs specifically? *many* is a bit -ah- generic.

there used to be good old times, when there would be 2 pointers to old 
('unstable') and new ('test') versions, + a list of bugs hopefully fixed,
both available without downloading and 
installing 500+MB of 'distribution', which could be downloaded, expanded to a 
directory of my desire, and tested.

Seriously, guys, if you think that is the new way to develop quality 
software/OS,please follow Gregory ('Just go away, then 5000 Miles straight 
ahead.')

>  I would really like to see a new official release which contains these fixes 
> and others for T2412. 

> Side note… One really nice thing about having a batch file based OS 
> installer, it relies heavily on the shell. The installer hammers relentlessly 
> on numerous features the shell provides. 

Side note: your installer tests only a very limited subset of required COMMAND 
features. Testing these features multiple
times over and over doesn't make the 'test' more exhaustive.

Tom



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