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Subject: Selecting a Public Domain Kernel
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Date: 14 Jun 91 01:25:59 GMT
Organization: (n.) to be organized.  But that's not important right now.
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Category 1,  Topic 7
Message 93        Thu Jun 13, 1991
B.SUTTON1 [Brian]            at 19:01 EDT
 
I've just started using Baden's F83s and am in the process of converting my
cp/m accounting package over to my new 386.  I grabbed F83s because of the
separated heads allowing me more space for the dictionary.  I'm hoping to
eliminate some of the overlays I presently must use (about 20).

I've seen numerous references expounding the virtues of F-PC here.  Is this
something I should take a hard look at?  I mean, does it allow a LARGE
dictionary space, or would I wind up cutting out a lot of the extra features
in order to fit my programming in?  I've already coded in things like color
and mouse support to my F83s (not knowing if it was already done somewhere
else).  

What do y'all think?
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