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Work in Progress / DOS XP BETA V0.1

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ElliotR
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Posted: 28th Nov 2002 22:29
Hi, i just finished my Beta version of my own dos, which i wrote in dark basic to prove that you don't just have to make RPG's.
Download it at http://members.lycos.co.uk/jb2uksoftware/
rapscaLLion
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Posted: 29th Nov 2002 00:08
that's pretty cool, but WHY would you make DOS in DB?

BTW- It would be REALLY cool if you made that into a game. IE- A hacking game or something...

Alex Wanuch
aka rapscaLLion
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ElliotR
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Posted: 30th Nov 2002 13:37
Why not, at least it proves that dark basic is capable of making programs aswell as games!
Bitmap
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Posted: 30th Nov 2002 14:53
I thought that's proven long ago

thy boss
indi
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Posted: 1st Dec 2002 04:54
I made a dos like shell called DBOS in version Db1 106

Kangaroo2
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Posted: 4th Dec 2002 17:56
Dude that ROCKS! I sooo miss DOS... still have an old 486 specially for Doom, Duke3d, Worms, Themepark, Lemmings, X-Com and many other classics I can't bear to part with

* If the apocalypse comes, email me *
Teh Missingz0rs
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Posted: 3rd Jan 2003 18:36
I made something like that a while ago...

www.engo-community.cjb.net

Downloads page, SysExp.zip

Howling Mad Murdoch, at your service.
JasonB
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Posted: 10th Jan 2003 06:58
well it doesnt work for me but it would be impossible to write an OS in DB cos its way too high level and depends on the Windows API, components and libraries. plus it uses DirectX which is a windows componenent

Current Projects:
Lair Of The Beast: 25%
Space RTS: 3%
indi
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Posted: 10th Jan 2003 10:32
hehe that was the basis of the argument when I named mine DBOS.

the conclusion was it was a file browser/manager unlike variants in they hey day like xtree gold or something just more dossy like.

Benjamin
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Posted: 10th Jan 2003 10:57
'well it doesnt work for me but it would be impossible to write an OS in DB cos its way too high level and depends on the Windows API, components and libraries. plus it uses DirectX which is a windows componenent'

it uses components but cant use DirectX coz its a component? speak english man

xxxpetratxxx
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JasonB
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Posted: 24th Jan 2003 05:20
crap, is hould read through my posts before clicking the post button

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ElliotR
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Posted: 25th Jan 2003 23:43
I s'pose i should of explained what the program was for before i posted it, it wasn't designed to be an operating system, im only 15 i aint gonna start writting stuff like that, where the inspiration came from was, when winXP was first mentioned, there was a rumour that they had completly removed the dos shell, i thought that people would still want to be able to use a similar program (like myself for instance, but when winxp was released it did contain a dos shel prompt (or so im told) but by then a backup use had occured, dos can be disabled on computers, like public ones, so i figured it could be used as a replacement, but then the computers i was going to use it on don't have dirx 7.0 so its useless. anyway, thats the history of the program and should clear up any confusion.
Skyone
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Posted: 27th Jan 2003 07:37
Did someone say my name! No? Oh ok. Uh........ I like dos... Old fasion... Easy to make...

-Skyone

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