Things for dosbox / general howdi
Posted: Sat May 31, 2014 6:58 am
Re DosBox 0.74 in kolibri. Hi all, long time no hear from me, I have a pile of .com utilities I wrote for dos / dosbox.
These are in the fashion of ibmdos executing drivers, ie mouse_on, mouse_off 640x480, txtmode, each of which
access the hardware to perform said self explanatory function. I'd like to upload to your site for said dosbox emulator, and give some 'gifts' to kolibri in the name of pre-assembled .coms. I use Magic assembler, which
org@100, writes .com / fdd mbr, and is definately NOT flatmode. Fasm, with all it's directives, doesn't suit my
own programing style. So I wondered whether you'd like an upload, and next question, if yes, how best to do so. I have been putting the finishing touches to my own version browserlinux501, now has wine and dosbox installed.
Goes just great, in fact it is this os am penning this from. BeOS and Haiku both running here as well. I bandy Kolibri.org around my mates, so as to give them a taste of assembly at the cutting edge, as this os most surely is. Keep up the good fight. If no-one has said this before, you guys are to be respected, looked up to, and generally well appreciated. I thank you for your time, spent with me, explaining things. You guys are really cooool, to the sky. I remaster my puppy today, it is called "Time Wasters Dream Box Linux' isn't THAT appropriate....
These are in the fashion of ibmdos executing drivers, ie mouse_on, mouse_off 640x480, txtmode, each of which
access the hardware to perform said self explanatory function. I'd like to upload to your site for said dosbox emulator, and give some 'gifts' to kolibri in the name of pre-assembled .coms. I use Magic assembler, which
org@100, writes .com / fdd mbr, and is definately NOT flatmode. Fasm, with all it's directives, doesn't suit my
own programing style. So I wondered whether you'd like an upload, and next question, if yes, how best to do so. I have been putting the finishing touches to my own version browserlinux501, now has wine and dosbox installed.
Goes just great, in fact it is this os am penning this from. BeOS and Haiku both running here as well. I bandy Kolibri.org around my mates, so as to give them a taste of assembly at the cutting edge, as this os most surely is. Keep up the good fight. If no-one has said this before, you guys are to be respected, looked up to, and generally well appreciated. I thank you for your time, spent with me, explaining things. You guys are really cooool, to the sky. I remaster my puppy today, it is called "Time Wasters Dream Box Linux' isn't THAT appropriate....