Excerpt from Patrick:
> 3)I use vim on Linux, has anyone ported this over? It looks like there is
> FreeMacs, is this my best bet for a Unix like editor ?
I can't answer all your issues, but I remember using vim and elvis in DR-DOS
and FreeDOS. nvi, which is the vi in NetBSD and FreeBSD, has
On 3/9/2018 6:24 PM, Patrick wrote:
I found a cross compiler, pre-compiled for 64bit Linux.
I just need to figure out the best way to network between dos and
linux to transfer the executable.
FreeDos starts so fast I might try transferring to a qemu image via an
iso image. Preparing an
Thanks again Eric.
Thanks Ralf and thanks Jerome
This list has great support!
I found a cross compiler, pre-compiled for 64bit Linux. I just need to
figure out the best way to network between dos and linux to transfer the
executable.
FreeDos starts so fast I might try transferring to a qemu
Hello,
>> I use vim on Linux, has anyone ported this over?
>
> According to
>
>> http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/micro/pc-stuff/freedos/files/distributions/1.2/repos/pkg-html/group-edit.html
>
> the 1.2 distro already included VIM :-) The description
> also contains a link to our pre-compiled VIM
On 3/9/2018 6:00 AM, Patrick wrote:
Hi Everyone
I fooled around with FreeDos years ago. I have always loved the logo !
I didn't see any reason to move from Linux but now I see reasons to
use both.
IMHO, nowadays, they simply serve different purposes. As things have
advanced in the 20+ years s
Hi Patrick,
> I want to program on FreeDos, I want to use GCC and I want to port
> over GnuCOBOL. Are there any books or resources you could recommend
Well DJGPP (Gnu C / C++ for DOS) is reasonably compatible
to the Linux version when you compile text oriented tools
and http://www.delorie.com/dj
Hi Everyone
I fooled around with FreeDos years ago. I have always loved the logo ! I
didn't see any reason to move from Linux but now I see reasons to use both.
I don't want to overrun the mailing list so I have multiple topics in
this one post, sorry in advance if this is not what I should h
