Just wondering what Open Source libraries in the graphics/multimedia/audio
areas anyone's had any luck getting to build and work with on FreeDOS?
I read programs with SDL library work in some cases with HX Extender. Am
assuming SDL doesn't build on its own in djgpp or a similar C/C++ compiler
I noticed there's already a links page at the FreeDOS wiki
(http://wiki.fdos.org/Main/Links). However, the page is pretty full already
and looks like it's more oriented to internal FreeDOS links and sites to get
you started. If someone wanted to start a community links page (or maybe a
links
Marco Antonio Achury Palma wrote:
>Exist newer ports to X on DOS.
>
>Some times appear here people asking for a free win3.1 replacement.
>Why not to have X Windows system for DOS?
Would like to see an X Windows implementation for DOS if only to get some nice
apps that will work on X Windows por
Have some general suggestions for documentation at the FreeDOS web site, mostly
as a temporary measure until FreeDOS version 1.1. is released.
I think, for new users like myself, it would be extremely helpful if there was
a note on the download page (http://www.freedos.org/freedos/files/) that
>> My favorite DOS programming editor
>> (ftp://garbo.uwasa.fi/pc/editor/edwin15c.zip)
>> fails and won't run. Has anyone been able to get edwin working on FreeDOS?
Eric Auer wrote:
>Please describe the failure in more detail. Tried with
>minimal drivers, HIMEM or HIMEMX and nothing else?
Tried
I've been tracking FreeDOS development on and off for years. I finally had an
excuse to install FreeDOS on one of my computers when I found it didn't have
enough memory to run many of the newer operating systems. I have a Sony
PCG-F540 laptop 500 MHz with 64 MB RAM and a 6 Gig hard disk. It
