Excerpt from Karen Lewellen and Rugxulo:
> > There was a specific lynx package written by dug Kaufman that I may request
> > be updated.
> I don't think he's still active, but I could be wrong.
Doug Kaufman's web page is still up, but his Lynx is pretty old:
The latest DOS port of lynx is 2.8.
Most of HP's work is writting code for inside printers, etc.
Most likely machine code which is closer to being dos than
WINDOWS. If a newbee can't handle dos he's probably not worth
keeping. Alot of companies hire 100 newbees but really only
plan to keep 50. I wouldn't be suprised if some of the co
The tablets I buy work for awhile then fail. Each new tablet
with a newer Android version works very well for awhile.
The world changes and you need a newer version to accept
those changes. I'm up to version 7 which has been working
for quite awhile now. It might be the last one - I hope.
Its like
Personally I find DOS very useful. The main drawback
is the lack of software being produced. New machines are
amazing but the average little guy has few uses for
so much power. Its good for the IRS, Ford, GM and other
big guys but the average guy doesn't need so much power.
99.9% of a new computers
Hi,
On Wed, Mar 21, 2018 at 10:40 PM, Karen Lewellen
wrote:
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> I have a former IBM engineer who builds and maintains all of my computers as
> I run Dos exclusively.
Yes, I knew you ran MS-DOS, you've mentioned it before. :-)
I'm glad somebody is willing to help. Things like this are a bit t
On Wed, Mar 21, 2018 at 09:58:47PM -0500, Rugxulo wrote:
> Yes, Lynx will presumably run under native DOS
Even, if it will - the days when we could use Lynx for browsing Web contents
are long gone. Java everywhere... :( and even without this if site's pages
haven't been designed to be Lynx-friend
