Have you tried links -g ?
On Thu, Jan 6, 2022 at 10:11 PM Louis Santillan wrote:
> I haven’t had many crashes in Links2 in normal browsing. I have been able
> to make it crash calling out to external programs or by shelling out and
> trying to return to the browser.
>
> On Thu, Jan 6, 2022 at 7
Liam Proven wrote:
This BM and many versions of DOS go way back.
*What* boot manager? I have not seen you specify it.
The only one I know of that name came with OS/2 and is about 25-30
years old, and TBH I would not expect it to work well on modern kit.
Acronis OS Selector V 5.0 2001 (OSS).
Last week, I shared three "year in review" articles I recently wrote
for Opensource.com: 'Try FreeDOS in 2022,' '5 ways to learn the C
programming language,' and '5 tips for learning a new programming
language.' I thought I'd share the stats from Opensource, as of this
morning 1/10. These are from
I should also mention that FreeDOS appears in the top 3 articles, too:
The "cheat sheets" article (1) includes the conio cheat sheet I wrote
last year as part of the FreeDOS article series.
The "C programming" article (2) is all about C, which is great for
writing FreeDOS programs - and includes
On Sun, 9 Jan 2022 at 22:25, Ray Davison wrote:
> I then
> reactivated the boot manger.
Bot manager? :-)
> This BM and many versions of DOS go way back.
*What* boot manager? I have not seen you specify it.
The only one I know of that name came with OS/2 and is about 25-30
years old, and TBH
