64 columns give us a clue of the original computer to which these versions were tailored.

I have searched and I have found the TRS-80 and the Exidy Sorcerer.

But I also found this assertion:"The original video displays for S-100 machines were normally 64x24 or 25. Practically every machine used this mode. 80-columns did not appear until well after CP/M was widely used."

Of course, on that web page there is somebody denying it.

Thinking about what you(a British man) is proposing us about abandoning the £ could sound weird on other context...

I am accustomed to use the pound symbol to manage channels on the EP, and \ on directories, instead the Ñ, that I set on the ESP.ROM.

I can live with my contradictions....

I think, from my characteristic ignorance..., It is good to gain enhanced execution compatibility and fixed errors on Is-DOS, but why not better put the rest of the effort on making good batch processing commands on EXDOS?. I mean, conditional commands to tailor the boot process like we really want.

And about the mentioned TSR or RSX commands, EXOS has system extensions to do similar things, and they work even inside IS-DOS. System vars are also supported on the EXDOS batch processing, but with limited use.

Easy:

Yes, you are right... Sometimes I seem new on Enterprise....

Hello Geco. How can I execute the disk image? The program has a .COM tag, but it hangs on ISDOS and can't run it
on EXDOS.

There is TIMER, Var number 5(BFCAh), but it can be manipulated by any process.

Wonderful Hungarian Civil Radio has changed its IP, so it is no more working on the SymbOS WebRadio app. Tomorrow I will release a new fixed version.

This is the new IP.