If you get this message, then it looks like everything is still great.
If you don't get it, a) it's broken, 2) you won't know, and D) I won't know lol.
On 27 Sep 2020, MeaTLoTioN said the following...
If you get this message, then it looks like everything is still great If you don't get it, a) it's broken, 2) you won't know, and D) I won' know lol.
I didn't get this message. Is something broken? ;)
If you get this message, then it looks like everything is still great. Ifyou don't get it, a) it's broken, 2) you won't know, and D)
I won't know lol.
If you get this message, then it looks like everything is still great. Ifyou don't get it, a) it's broken, 2) you won't know, and D)
I won't know lol.
The obligatory "I didnt get it" message :)
Just so you know, this morning at 7am UK time I upgraded hubs 1 (UK) and
3 (CA) to the latest version of Mystic (A47).
Thanks for writing the Linux tutorials .. you plan on writing more?
I'v enjoyed reading them and have them saved for my ventures into the unknown.
Just so you know, this morning at 7am UK time I upgraded hubs 1 (UK) 3 (CA) to the latest version of Mystic (A47).
Did the same thing the other day, no issues so far .. but then again,
I'm not sure I see any difference. Is there any value to the new drop
file for online doors compared to prior versions that I'm unaware of?
Like, will I finally be able to install 16 bit games on Windows 10? (asking for a friend ..)
Did the same thing the other day, no issues so far .. but then again,
I'm not sure I see any difference. Is there any value to the new drop
file for online doors compared to prior versions that I'm unaware of? Like, will I finally be able to install 16 bit games on Windows 10? (asking for a friend ..)
Well I can not answer that question because I haven't yet read up on the new drop file, and in all honesty I don't really use them much... yet.
I have a couple of games that probably do, but for the most part the
games are all using the BBS link back end, so it's out of my hands so to speak.
Another question I can not answer, due to not having or using Windows anything. What has James said about the new drop file format?
I think the new dropfile format is just for utilizing DOSXTRN fossil driver for DOS door games. It sounds like it was to help people who were using NewFossil to run them.
As for Windows 10, I don't think it would help unless it's a 32bit version. The 64bit versions have removed their support for 16bit
software completely. I wouldn't be surprised if they remove 32bit
support soon, if they haven't already... A lot of the Linux distros are already dropping 32bit...
I figured .. you would think that if a DOSBox could be made, a drop
DOSBOX until the next time it's run. I think this is why the likes of dosemu(2) are more practical to run dos based games in Linux or Windows 64-bit...?
Just thinking out loud really here, I don't run too many games
locally... I find it more convenient just to use bbslink lol. Lazy? perhaps, low effort? sure. At least it works =).
Lol! Me to totally. I love BBSlink and Door Party .. however there
are some games I have downloaded that I don't see on either, that I'd
like to get running just to check them out. SO .. I'd love an easy solution to drop into and out of when the game is (probably rarely) played.
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