timothyho...@seznam.cz wrote:
> I'd be interested to know why you are running DOS. Is there a DOS only
> program that you need? Or are you just interested?
Also, you can emulate it or run it virtualized under a better operating system
if you wish. You can then run BRLTTY under the host operating
Hello all. I'm running dos version 6.20 because there are two dos only
programs that I own, which I want to access. For dos, I'm running asap,
which in my opinion is the best screen reader ever written for dos. The
two programs I want Braille access to are the online Bible program for
dos, and t
[quoted lines by acoll...@icsmail.net on 2014/05/10 at 23:19 -0500]
>I'm running a dual boot machine running Linux and MSDOS
>6.20. I'm not running dosemu, but a stand alone version of DOS. Before
>I go to the trouble of corss compiling the gcc compiler for DOS, I'd
>like to know if anyone has a
Hello Dave. The only zip files I found on the download page were files
like brltty-win-4.4-1.zip. I assume that requires windows, which is not
what I'm looking for.
Gene
>
>Yes, there are precompiled binaries of brltty for DOS. If you go to brltty's
>download page, you'll find names like brltty
[quoted lines by acoll...@icsmail.net on 2014/05/11 at 13:00 -0500]
>The only zip files I found on the download page were files like
>brltty-win-4.4-1.zip. I assume that requires windows, which is not what I'm
>looking for.
Yes, those are for Windows. You're right that the DOS files aren't sho
Got it! Thanks Dave.
>[quoted lines by acoll...@icsmail.net on 2014/05/11 at 13:00 -0500]
>
>>The only zip files I found on the download page were files like
>>brltty-win-4.4-1.zip. I assume that requires windows, which is not what I'm
>>looking for.
>
>Yes, those are for Windows. You're right
