China DOS Union

We can first turn DOS articles into e-books, such as CHM and EXE formats, and put them online for free distribution. That would achieve the major goal of promoting DOS and the Union. When the time is right, then we can do the burning.

The secretary is the secretary indeed.. Agreed.

9494, the goal is to expand the influence of the DOS Union. I don't object to a small amount of profit, since all the bosses here have put in a lot of effort, but judging from the purpose of this forum, we could mark it as "All rights reserved, unauthorized copying will not be pursued, please indicate the source." Hehe

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If a DOS boot disk and a DOS materials disc are made, there definitely won't be a shortage of people who need them. I need one very much, especially very much. If you experts are going to make it, be sure to announce it!

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What month and day is the anniversary? Looking forward to it

If the forum is going to develop, then inevitably it will have to move toward charging fees (whether through voluntary donations or sponsorship, whether partially paid or fully paid, in short, if you want a stable and fast forum, you need money.) How to charge fees and how to use the money collected are questions worth studying.

Too bad nobody is studying it. I think at most this is just a topic.

As long as downloading stuff & tariffs don't cost money~
At least let me bump it~

If it's done well, there should be no worry about demand: that way it would both solve the website's funding problem and meet the needs of people like us, killing two birds with one stone
hehe just a small suggestion
Requirements: 1. It should be able to boot machines and USB drives automatically, preferably with a Chinese graphical interface and mouse support
2. Put in all those repair tools usable under DOS, hardware testing software, classic Chinese software, and other commonly used
software, together with instructions for how to use them
3. It should preferably be able to view partitions in various formats (including LINUX, UNIX)
4. If space permits, add some commonly used software under WINDOWS as well (after all, there are
still quite a lot of people using WINDOWS)
The above is just my personal opinion; I don't know whether it's feasible

This is the discussion CD I mentioned in the boot disk section..

Master Rushi, can you mail me a copy of the CD?

First make each section separately, then turn it into an ISO and put it on my side for download (FTP provided), then interested people can take it and burn it themselves, and then donate to this forum. How about that?

xxx...~...u...

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