So Many Shells, So Little Time
Posted by Nick on 18 June 2000, 19:34 GMT
This is the first news item - ever - that I'm not writing in Notepad. Xavier Vassor and Cedric Couffignal have released DoorsOS II v0.97. It's not a preview release this time, so download away. This version is a complete rewrite of the old code. Many bugs and such have been fixed, and it's optimized beyond all human comprehension. It now also supports archived libraries: in my opinion, a Very Good Thing(TM). I've had one report so far on some minor problems, but it should be working fine for the majority of you folks out there :) Download the new version for the 89 and the 92 Plus. Download the developer version for the 89 and the 92 Plus. You can find the DoorsOS II home page here. Aaron Curtis released Yet Another Shell v1.0, or YAS, on A86 this morning. It's a preview version, but everything should work except for the TI-82 emulation. It's basically a complete rewrite that has been anticipated for [insert extremely long denomination of time here]. It also includes an external interface, known as iShell, written by Jonah "The Real Slim Shady" Cohen. And, to top it all off, he includes a Simpsons reference at the end of the docs! I'm impressed. Aren't you? Joe "My Last Name Is Impossible To Spell And Pronounce" Wingbermuehle has released Ion v1.6. To quote the inimitable Joe, "This version fixes a bug in the ionDetect routine of the TI-83 Plus version and the TI-83 version is a few bytes smaller. Also, the source code is included with this version." That just about sums it up. With that all in mind, check this uber-fantastic shell out for the 83 and the 83 Plus.
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Re: So Many Shells, So Little Time
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David Hall
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"Joe "My Last Name Is Impossible To Spell And Pronounce" Wingbermuehle"
Having said that, I need to be careful with yours Nick ;)
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18 June 2000, 20:41 GMT
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Re: So Many Shells, So Little Time
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fishdog
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Why is there no Doors.89z whith the new doors.zip?
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18 June 2000, 20:49 GMT
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Re: So Many Shells, So Little Time
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Xavier VASSOR
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This not said in the news, so i'll just add on line: The source code of the kernel is now available, so if someone wants to help in the development of DoorsOS, he's welcome :)
Another point, DoorsOS is now a cardware/giftware. It means that if you are using DoorsOS regularly, I would like you to send me a postcard from where you live, or any little gift that you want.
It is not much for you, but it is a great encouragment for me !
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18 June 2000, 21:05 GMT
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Re: So Many Shells, So Little Time
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TheWog
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Not writing in notepad? I would have thought you used some sort of CGI form to generate all your news...
What *are* you writting in now?
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18 June 2000, 21:07 GMT
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