Not to go too far off topic, but:
No, FreeDOS is not at risk just because FreeDOS is another DOS. We have
been very careful to avoid any issues here. FreeDOS is developed based on
open/known standards (RBIL, manuals, books, …) and not from "insider" or
"proprietary" knowledge.
That's why we were
> That being said (and I am not a trademark expert at all - I barely know what a
> trademark is), isn't FreeDOS at risk itself, for reusing the same OS idea as
> MS-DOS, same set of commands, same syntax, same INT 21h API...? That's a
> honest question, I'm clueless.
> Mateusz
There have been s
On 04/09/2019 21:11, Robert Riebisch wrote:> Did you ask someone for
permission to reproduce the game's idea and use
it's name for you product?
It's just to save you (or FreeDOS) from trouble.
I remember some issues regarding Tetris.
Hello Robert,
That's a good point, thanks for the alert. H
Hi Mateusz,
> Ever wanted to play some Mastermind, but had no one to play with?
> Dr. Mind comes to the rescue!
>
> Dr. Mind is a PC adaptation of the Mastermind(TM) board game. The
> computer generates a secret color code, then the player has to figure
> out the exact pattern through deduction
TK Chia wrote:
Hello Mateusz,
http://drmind.sourceforge.net
Well, all I can say for now is, it works and is really cool. :-)
Thank you!
I tried the lite version. I like how small it is, and the thoughtful
touches such as the animated cursor in the menu.
Thanks!
-Ben
