And could someone explain how to use torrent? I tried to download a few files, each of which was in excess of 600MB, all I got each time was a 56k file! BruceRobert Riebisch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi!Who put up http://torrent.ibiblio.org/doc.php?docid=75 without a propertorrent? Please fix t
Hi Eric,
I think the problem with all these mechanisms is that it's too
complicated for the casual user, they also don't know if it's a "bug"
yet until they asked on the newsgroup. The link to "Report bugs" on the
FreeDOS page is instantly hostile, as the introduction starts talking
about prob
Hi!
Who put up http://torrent.ibiblio.org/doc.php?docid=75 without a proper
torrent? Please fix that!
Robert Riebisch
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> DELL Germany buy computer with FreeDOS ;-)
> http://www.computerwoche.de/nachrichten/532277/index.html
Dell sold computers with FreeDOS, but that is a news
item from 2002. Please look more carefully before you
post things on the list. And if you want, you can
collect a list of more recent "comp
>> I first found FreeDOS on NNTP (hard to believe?) but I quickly noticed
>> everyone was using the mailing list instead so I had no choice.
>
> That's a thing _I_ can't understand too.
>
> I think, closed mailing lists are even more worse than web forums. For
> every little feedback, e.g., a bug
Gerry Hickman wrote:
> I first found FreeDOS on NNTP (hard to believe?) but I quickly noticed
> everyone was using the mailing list instead so I had no choice.
That's a thing _I_ can't understand too.
I think, closed mailing lists are even more worse than web forums. For
every little feedback, e
