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Steve

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US,
19.06.2008, 16:12
 

"Links" 2008-06-19 from Michael Kostylev (Announce)

Links - Text/graphics WWW browser.

Upgrade issued 2008-06-19.

Download and get info from:
http://mik.dyndns.org/dos-stuff/

Alternate download at:
http://mik.dyndns.org/dos-stuff/bin/

sol

19.06.2008, 19:23

@ Steve

"Links" 2008-06-19 from Michael Kostylev

Sweet! I much prefer Links over Lynx. To have -g as well friggin rocks :D

It works great, btw.

Laaca

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Czech republic,
19.06.2008, 23:19

@ Steve

"Links" 2008-06-19 from Michael Kostylev

Wow!
First really usable GRAPHICAL web browser for DOS. Better than Arachne! Great! Great piece of software!

To be clear - Arachne renders better but is EXTREMALY SLOW. It is the weakest ring of my DOS computer. But now I have Links. ALthough the imaging is worse it is blasingly fast.

Please, continue with the developent. The main problem now is that you can't change the screen resolution. It seems to be 640x480 so it is not very comfortable.

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sol

19.06.2008, 23:24

@ Laaca

"Links" 2008-06-19 from Michael Kostylev

Michael will have to release the source and we can make that change :)

Steve

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19.06.2008, 23:47

@ sol

"Links" 2008-06-19 from Michael Kostylev

> Michael will have to release the source and we can make that change :)

Original *ix source is at:
http://links.twibright.com/

Michael's diffs are at:
http://mik.dyndns.org/dos-stuff/src/links2/

sol

19.06.2008, 23:57

@ Steve

"Links" 2008-06-19 from Michael Kostylev

> http://mik.dyndns.org/dos-stuff/src/links2/

Feel free to try your link :D

sol

20.06.2008, 00:04

@ sol

"Links" 2008-06-19 from Michael Kostylev

> > http://mik.dyndns.org/dos-stuff/src/links2/
>
> Feel free to try your link :D

My bad, my browser seems to be forwarding me to /dos-stuff. Not quite sure why.

Rugxulo

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Usono,
20.06.2008, 00:24

@ sol

"Links" 2008-06-19 from Michael Kostylev

> > > http://mik.dyndns.org/dos-stuff/src/links2/
> >
> > Feel free to try your link :D
>
> My bad, my browser seems to be forwarding me to /dos-stuff. Not quite
> sure why.

Same here (Firefox 3).

sol

20.06.2008, 00:33

@ Rugxulo

"Links" 2008-06-19 from Michael Kostylev

> Same here (Firefox 3).

He must've fixed the link around the time of the post. Clearing my cache fixed it (I'm using Firefox 2)

sol

20.06.2008, 00:42

@ sol

"Links" 2008-06-19 from Michael Kostylev

Okay, I've patched pre-36, and I'll modify 640 / 480 to 800 x 600.

1024 x 768 might be best, but maeh :) this will do for a start.

sol

20.06.2008, 02:51

@ sol

"Links" 2008-06-19 from Michael Kostylev

> Okay, I've patched pre-36, and I'll modify 640 / 480 to 800 x 600.
>
> 1024 x 768 might be best, but maeh :) this will do for a start.

Blah, configure errors.

Vehudis

22.06.2008, 23:13

@ Laaca

What drvs/utils are needed for connecting

Could somebody help-tell me what drivers and/or utilities I need to connect to the internet in pure DOS please?
Thanks a lot in advance.

rr

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Berlin, Germany,
22.06.2008, 23:23

@ Vehudis

What drvs/utils are needed for connecting

> Could somebody help-tell me what drivers and/or utilities I need to connect
> to the internet in pure DOS please?

Depends on... Please read Networking FreeDOS carefully!

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Laaca

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Czech republic,
23.06.2008, 07:42

@ Vehudis

What drvs/utils are needed for connecting

If you have a network card you have to download a DOS driver.
More info here: http://www.unet.univie.ac.at/~a0503736/php/drdoswiki/index.php?n=Main.PacketDriver

If you are connected by modem all depends if your modem full functional or if is it a softmodem (winmodem).
Full functional modems have all functions handled by hardware, softmodems have only some cheap chip which needs a special driver. In such case is very unlikely you can get a DOS driver.
First group doesn't need a driver at all (if is it ISA a card) or only some configuration tool (if is it a PCI card) and there is some chance you find some for DOS.

If you want connect via modem you also need a dialer program like DOSPPPD or LSPPP.

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