A new GUI shell for DOS and compatible operating systems.

[m***@gmail.com]

Hello all,

I have been working for quite some time now on a GUI shell to function
atop all flavors of DOS. I have been working on this project, which I
have tentatively named "PCOS," in my spare time, which seems to be to
date quite sparse. However, I am preparing to release the project and
its PowerBASIC source code under the GNU GPL, and I am interested to
see if anyone would desire to contribute in any way needed to the
project. Trust me, there's much to be done! If you want to learn more
about the project, please feel free to visit the "PCOS Project HQ" at
http://www.geocities.com/mercury0x000D/, or to email me directly at
***@gmail.com.

Thank you all in advance!
Mercury0x000D

[Auric__]

Post by m***@gmail.com
I have been working for quite some time now on a GUI shell to function
atop all flavors of DOS. I have been working on this project, which I
have tentatively named "PCOS," in my spare time, which seems to be to
date quite sparse. However, I am preparing to release the project and
its PowerBASIC source code under the GNU GPL, and I am interested to
see if anyone would desire to contribute in any way needed to the
project. Trust me, there's much to be done! If you want to learn more
about the project, please feel free to visit the "PCOS Project HQ" at
http://www.geocities.com/mercury0x000D/, or to email me directly at

I dunno -- the first full page of Google results are all about something
called "Polycystic Ovary Syndrome". I don't think I'd want *that* associated
with any of *my* projects. (Ditto with Wikipedia: PCOS redirects to the ovary
syndrome page.)

[Tom Lake]

Post by Auric__
Your mother barks! Your sister gives green stamps!

"Forget your mother!"
- Tony Soprano on the A&E version of The Sopranos. (On the original HBO
version he said something similar)

[Auric__]

Post by Tom Lake

Post by Auric__
Your mother barks! Your sister gives green stamps!

"Forget your mother!"
- Tony Soprano on the A&E version of The Sopranos. (On the original HBO
version he said something similar)

Mine was from a Robert A. Heinlein book, "Glory Road". The hero's groom is
busy pissing off their opponent, a golem (I think). That's one of the lines
the golem uses. I think. (Been a while since I read it.)