A _small_ replacement for midnite commander / mc
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I am fiddling with boot diskettes and found that the entire MC is a little large, isn't there a SMALL clone?
A small one that uses SHORT libraries is needed!
like under dos in the 90s: we had norton c., sure, but loads of clones with less than 100 kilobytes doing _almost_ the same.
i find lynx a little large as well.
best greetings
Olli
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Quoted 10 lines · Oliver Ob
I am fiddling with boot diskettes and found that the entire MC is a little large, isn't there a SMALL clone?
A small one that uses SHORT libraries is needed!
like under dos in the 90s: we had norton c., sure, but loads of clones with less than 100 kilobytes doing _almost_ the same.
i find lynx a little large as well.
Of course the question arises here, why do you want something like MC on a "boot diskette".?
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best greetings
Olli
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Oliver,
I'm no expert, but I believe that the command line small editor that easily fits on a diskette would be ed for Linux. It has vi-like commands. Don't know size (perhaps 50 Kb).
Your distribution may have it. Try entering
$ ed --help
to see what happens. If nothing, you can go to rmpfind and ownload it.
Haines
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Oliver,
I'm no expert, but I believe that the command line small editor that easily fits on a diskette would be ed for Linux. It has vi-like commands. Don't know size (perhaps 50 Kb).
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Your distribution may have it. Try entering
$ ed --helpto see what happens. If nothing, you can go to rmpfind and ownload it.
Haines
Sorry haines, we were talking NOT of an editor, but (see topic!) about an mc replacement.
Anyone got experiences with git? (have 7.0 only, its on 7.3)
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