Hi there,
16BIT escribió:
Jim Hall wrote:
My brother was reading up on USB hard drives, when he found this
reference to FreeDOS being included with a Seagate USB drive:
I was reading this review of the Seagate 5GB USB hard drive, and I
saw this note: "Much of the documentations reside on the CD
Maybe a small colored box which have a few words:
Quick Download FreeDOS bootable images:
<1-Floppy Distribution: Only have necessary tools>
...
Sorry, I have no idea how to change the design of the front page, but
I feel current page have too much items which is quite confusing.
I agree we have
btw2: Many people want to use FreeDOS with USB-stick oder extern hard
disc. There are drivers...not open source, but free. So...could you post
a link on
the about page (feature list) to http://www.bootdisk.com/usb.htm ?
There should be a 'Links' section on the FreeDOS page, similar to the
'FreeD
On Thu, 30 Dec 2004 18:29:36 +0100, you wrote:
Hi Bernd,
>hm, could have replied to Florian, as it was his mail I responded to.
>My apologies to responding to your post, Johnson.
Never mind.
I just think that we can did a bit more, increasing users may lead to
more developers to join. Too much
Bernd Blaauw schreef:
There should be a 'Links' section on the FreeDOS page, similar to the
'FreeDOS for gamers' section. Then a separate Freedos webpage can point
to your mentioned USB site, and interesting sites like:
http://www.opus.co.tt/dave/indexall.htm
oops..already present in some form.
B
Bernd Blaauw schreef:
Johnson Lam schreef:
hm, could have replied to Florian, as it was his mail I responded to.
My apologies to responding to your post, Johnson.
Bernd
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Johnson Lam schreef:
btw: DOSLFN should be included into ALL packages! Nobody use DOS without
long file name. And...including a file manager like DNOSP oder
Necromancer DOS Navigator would be also good. These are things, DOS user
are missing...
'Nobody uses' is quite a statement..
Lots of games/app
On Thu, 30 Dec 2004 16:12:40 +0200, you wrote:
Hi Flo,
>A "Quick Download" link would be nice (maybe a button)... maybe like on
>www.mozilla.org?
>Instead of ODIN, i would post "Single-Disk-Distribution", because ODIN
>is just a name, ISO should be understandable for all.
>A link "features" would
On Thu, 30 Dec 2004 07:41:24 -0600, you wrote:
Hi Jim,
>Good idea, but I'm not sure how to implement this. I'm open to
>suggestions. Add a link to the yellow announcement box for "Odin" and
>"ISO"? Or create a separate download button for "Odin" and "ISO"? Or,
>add text links below the "Do
Hi!
1) Simplified the version naming convention
2) Officially state the stable and testing version Kernel and FreeCOM
information (eliminate some testing branch by merging stable code with
official)
3) make a table of "Quick download" from FreeDOS homepage. Only have
"Odin" and "ISO", others please
Johnson Lam wrote:
Definitly a good news.
..
But I'm sure we can did something to make FreeDOS much more easier.
Interesting ideas, all of them.
1) Simplified the version naming convention
2) Officially state the stable and testing version Kernel and FreeCOM
information (eliminate some testing bra
http://www.everythingusb.com/hardware/index/Seagate_5GB_USB_2.0_Pocket_Hard_Drive_review.htm
Interesting.
Due to the nature of the FreeDOS license an OEM can decide to use
FreeDOS in their product line without contacting anyone or making
arrangements with the people involved in the project.
T
On Wed, 29 Dec 2004 18:41:48 -0800, you wrote:
Hi,
>Then one day you discover it is being used by someone like Seagate.
Definitly a good news.
>Nevertheless, if the main consideration was the merits of the operating=20
>system itself as opposed to economy and licensing terms, FreeDOS still=20
>
Jim Hall wrote:
My brother was reading up on USB hard drives, when he found this
reference to FreeDOS being included with a Seagate USB drive:
I was reading this review of the Seagate 5GB USB hard drive, and I saw
this note: "Much of the documentations reside on the CD, from which
you'll also
My brother was reading up on USB hard drives, when he found this
reference to FreeDOS being included with a Seagate USB drive:
I was reading this review of the Seagate 5GB USB hard drive, and I saw this note:
"Much of the documentations reside on the CD, from which you'll also find a copy of
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