Mail Archives: opendos/1997/01/31/14:06:42
On Fri, 31 Jan 1997 dg AT dcs DOT st-and DOT ac DOT uk wrote:
> >> What's wrong with Caldera??
> >> I go to www.caldera.com/dos/dos.htm and their server says I'm forbidden
> >> from getting that page. I was able to get it yesterday and tried
> >> downloading (and it got cut off). Now I can't. What's wrong??!
> >
> >The same happened to me! "What's wrong??!" I echo...
>
> As far as I can tell their server has a timeout of seven minutes, after which
> it closes the connection. *shrug* I got mine from www.caldera.co.uk.
>
> You may wish to hold off a bit. They've cancelled the current release and are
> rereleasing on Monday; possibly because there are problems with the current
> version. Certainly, I've found some.
Me too. OD is cool though. So far the "Open Development Model" seems
to be working in Caldera's favor! They released it to us, we've found
some problems, they've pulled it to fix it, and will release it again
soon fixed. Will it be OpenDOS 7.02?
I think they should change the version numbering scheme to something
like the Linux kernel's x.yy.zz scheme where:
x = the major version
yy is even = minor verson of latest stable release
yy is odd = minor version of latest beta release
zz = minor patch level
So OpenDOS 7.02 would become OpenDOS 7.0.2, or more like OpenDOS 7.1.0
(the 1 indicating development).
Just some suggestions.
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