Re: readonly files

[Howard Chu <howard@harry.lloyd.com>]

  > No, TOS compatibility is MiNTs biggest asset.  Without it, MiNT is nothing.
 ..
  
  I think you mean:  nothing (else than a very limited alternative for
  plain UNIX on a VT52 terminal).  But then again,  that's what MiNT was
  initially designed for:  to suit masochists who like nothing better than
  a VT52 terminal with a bourne shell in an Atari font.
  
  *sorry, won't do this again for the next few months*

Well, I kinda figured it was nice to run MGR, but still, there were never a
huge number of apps designed there...

Now the Mint-Net with TCP is out, it's time to think about the X server, eh?

Personally I think it would be nice to rewrite the AES as a bunch of X calls,
as opposed to trying to implement the X server under AES. That way we can make
our own bugs instead of having to deal with Atari AES bugs...  }-)