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Japheth 2008 DOS Man of the Year (Announce)

posted by ecm Homepage E-mail, Düsseldorf, Germany, 11.01.2009, 11:01

> > But seeing the FreeDOS kernel mess it might be a better idea to wait
> for
> > cm to provide us a bug-free, fast, LFN-aware, nice and cool RxDOS ...
> :-)
>
> No offense to anybody, but I think RxDOS is too buggy as is. Now, if he
> wants to fix those bugs, that's fine. But for now, it's not as useful as
> FreeDOS.

That's the reason Japheth wrote "wait" and "bug-free". No, I don't have released any RxDOS version yet. Yes, currently available RxDOS versions have tons of bugs (as I've already said often).

> > The new, shiny FreeDOS bug tracker is useless if there's no one
> > reading it. (Same for RxDOS's SF.net bug tracker, but then again
> > nobody is promoting this one.)
>
> RxDOS' SourceForge site doesn't even have the latest binaries or various
> other things, so that's not a reliable "homepage", IMHO. And it's not
> updated or maintained, so it's effectively frozen.

Yes. Until some weeks ago, it had some binaries (labeled 7.2beta) and 6.x sources, but Mike removed these. I'm now a developer of the SF.net project too, so I might later mirror 7.1.5 (buggy) and any version I'll release there. (I could put up 7.1.5 (from the FreeDOS mirrors) right now if anyone's interested.)

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