Tinux by Olivier Borowski
Posted by Nick on 23 October 1999, 20:37 GMT
Aaron Chernosky provided me with a link to a page carrying a shell that I (and it seems like everyone else) never knew existed before (though it was apparently updated in August): Tinux. As you can see from the screenshot, it looks pretty neat; this assembly shell for the 86 has a lot of great features. This program was created by Olivier Borowski, and sadly, the entire program (source, text and everything else) is in French. English port, anyone? :) Completely Unrelated Update (Nick): Today, we once again broke the weekly request record with 1,638,602 page requests for the week of October 17. The previous record was set last week, October 10, with 1,623,549 requests - about 15,000 less. Yay.
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Re: Tinux by Olivier Borowski
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Erich Oelschlegel
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<Off topic>
Tell me I'm not hallucinating, but wasn't there previously a news item that announced Ahmed's updating of some Ashell games? I just noticed it missing a couple minutes ago.
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This shell looks great. Too bad I don't have an 86, though. There could be some pretty good add-ons to this sort of shell if the author allows sort of an SDK-type program. It looks great. If only DoorsOS looked like that. Maybe AMS 2.00 will satisfy me.
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24 October 1999, 02:47 GMT
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Re: Tinux by Olivier Borowski
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akromix
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almost as cool as liquid cooling my cpu... =D
sorry to be off topic but I love my liquid cooling project, I have successfully cooled my amd k6-2 500 down to -23ºF and it runs about 15% faster because of thermal acceleration. Ohh yeah, this sounds good but buggy bye what I'm reading, I'll just have to download it and see...
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24 October 1999, 10:17 GMT
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Re: Completely Unrelated Update
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raw33
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Just a suggestion: Put a "latest record" box in the right column of the front page. That way, it doesn't waste a news item.
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24 October 1999, 15:37 GMT
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