> You really don't want a 160 kb editor on a floppy (unless you copy it
> to a RAM disk).
copying it to a RAM disk will require 1 or 2 seconds every time you
boot this floppy.
starting this from floppy requires 1 or 2 seconds every time you use
the editor - usually less often then you use to bo
Hi,
On Mon, Dec 5, 2022 at 8:58 AM Bret Johnson wrote:
>
> FWIW, the one I use is also called TED and is an old utility from PC
> Magazine. The executable is only about 3 kB
> (way smaller than the EDLIN that comes with MS-DOS) and is a VERY basic text
> editor with a TUI
> (it's not a line-or
Hi,
as the actual FDT2212 once again has the older virus definition database (version 51, latest usable version for FD is version 54 without daily.csv) and only clamscan files on board I wonder if it makes sense to keep this "as is" , to update it or to remove it completely.
I have reported about
FWIW, the one I use is also called TED and is an old utility from PC Magazine.
The executable is only about 3 kB (way smaller than the EDLIN that comes with
MS-DOS) and is a VERY basic text editor with a TUI (it's not a line-oriented
interface like EDLIN so is more intuitive to use). It gets t
Hi Ralf,
thank for the advise. I have a copy of David King’s TED lying around which I
tend to use in such situations. The binary is 12KiB. In this case, the license
probably speaks against the integration.
https://texteditors.org/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?Ted3
From a user-friendliness point of view, my
