Lately my EMAIL has had some problems, depressing.
This forum isn't as easy to access as before, depressing.
The localization work on the DJGPP documentation has hit a bottleneck, depressing.
DJGPP users want to solve network development problems, and I can't find a complete solution, depressing.
Could we sort out the featured thread section, move those sticky posts over there, and leave only one sticky post,
with the content just being the index of the featured thread section?
Personally, I think a lot of questions keep getting asked over and over, and many discussions also keep repeating.
If we still don't organize a featured thread section now, wouldn't that be too much of a disservice to all the friends on this site?
Also, while writing DJGPP programs lately, I've run into many problems and gotten a lot of inspiration, so I want to write
some articles to share with everyone. If I send them to you, could you help me post them in the article section of New DOS?
I wonder if that would be possible?
This forum isn't as easy to access as before, depressing.
The localization work on the DJGPP documentation has hit a bottleneck, depressing.
DJGPP users want to solve network development problems, and I can't find a complete solution, depressing.
Could we sort out the featured thread section, move those sticky posts over there, and leave only one sticky post,
with the content just being the index of the featured thread section?
Personally, I think a lot of questions keep getting asked over and over, and many discussions also keep repeating.
If we still don't organize a featured thread section now, wouldn't that be too much of a disservice to all the friends on this site?
Also, while writing DJGPP programs lately, I've run into many problems and gotten a lot of inspiration, so I want to write
some articles to share with everyone. If I send them to you, could you help me post them in the article section of New DOS?
I wonder if that would be possible?
REM 喜欢DOS，因为它的简单
REM 喜欢OS/2，因为它不再矫饰
REM 喜欢BASIC，因为它并不幼稚
REM 喜欢GNU，因为它杂乱无章
REM 喜欢OS/2，因为它不再矫饰
REM 喜欢BASIC，因为它并不幼稚
REM 喜欢GNU，因为它杂乱无章
