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CandyMan 04 Feb 2014, 17:30
DOS Navigator special edition
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04 Feb 2014, 17:30 |
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sid123 05 Feb 2014, 09:01
Care to explain what it does?
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05 Feb 2014, 09:01 |
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baldr 05 Feb 2014, 16:31
Care to use common sense and look in Wikipedia?
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05 Feb 2014, 16:31 |
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sid123 06 Feb 2014, 13:04
@baldr Lol, My bad. I was dreaming of GPS Navigator XD
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06 Feb 2014, 13:04 |
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DOS386 20 Feb 2014, 12:54
OK ... it does something 
+ feature-rich + works in DOS (mostly) + built-in tetris and pen[t]is + large memory hyper-fast copying + free ? uses Causeway ? source code not discoverable - no docs - http://www.dnosp.com/ is outdated - compare feature crashes (see shot) - doesn't show file attributes - EMS & XMS crap not completely removed |
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20 Feb 2014, 12:54 |
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Fixit 21 Feb 2014, 03:57
It is very similar to Norton Commander.
Andy |
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21 Feb 2014, 03:57 |
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Tomasz Grysztar 21 Feb 2014, 10:26
I tried it in my DOSBox setting, where I still use the original 1.51 release of DOS Navigator. This one starts terribly slow in comparison, and I did not notice any new function that would make it worth to run this one instead of the original. I may try it on my P60 machine later (because I would like to check whether this incredibly long startup is because of some DOSBox fault, or is this "special" version so slow even on a real DOS machine).
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21 Feb 2014, 10:26 |
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CandyMan 01 Mar 2014, 19:15
DN was compressed therefore starts terribly slow. I uploaded new version with compression as alternative.
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01 Mar 2014, 19:15 |
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DOS386 08 Mar 2014, 08:36
> I uploaded new version
what about updating the project page and providing the source code too? |
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08 Mar 2014, 08:36 |
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