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Subject: Re: DJGPP: the future is... ?
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At 11:14 AM 3/29/99 +0000, you wrote:
>Here are my wishes:
>
>1) An install tool. Text mode and friendly (with menues and windows). It 
>should incorporate the Zip picker, some notes from the FAQ and DJVERIFY.

Looks real good.

>2) A Free DOS, cooperating with the FreeDOS project or just doing one.
That's 
>really important. Specially with M$ trying to kill DOS. We need a DOS with 
>sources.

SET: Why would OpenDOS not comply? I've had it on my old 386 for a long time,
and it loods good to me. I never got the sources, but I thought they were
available
for free. Has something happened regarding Caldera and OpenDOS?

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