
	Where results make sense

Topic: FreeGEM

	Screenshots of FreeGEM
		FreeGEM allows many of the GEM/1 features to be turned on and off selectively; so in this picture, there is a "Desk" menu on the left, rather than a "DESKTOP" menu on the right.
		With these two screens, it is possible to make FreeGEM mimic the look of most previous GEM versions.
		FreeGEM includes support for background images and colour icons; both of these features were part of the planned ViewMAX/3 desktop.
	www.seasip.info /Gem/History/freegem.html (574 words)

	FreeGEM at AllExperts
		FreeGEM is the free software / open source version of Digital Research's GEM.
		The FreeGEM development teams are working on making the DR GEM code more functional, and on providing programming support.
		Anyone with an interest in FreeGEM should join the GEM Development mailing list, where all the FreeGEM programmers can be found.
	en.allexperts.com /e/f/fr/freegem.htm (251 words)

	FREE SOFTWARE FOR DOS — Desktops, Shells, GUIs
		For a simple-to-install 1.3MB FreeGEM distribution which includes many of the latest enhancements to GEM by FreeGEM developers, see Owen Rudge's GEM Workshop (Here's a desktop screenshot of Owen's FreeGEM v1.2).
		Applications: Several old applications for GEM (word processor, bitmap painter, vector drawing app, desktop publisher) are available at Christian Chech's Gem page.
		Other active GEM projects and newer applications are listed on the FreeGEM webring.
	home.att.net /~short.stop/freesoft/desktops.htm (1470 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Hi all, Just a quick off topic email to let you all know that I've successfully installed FreeDOS with FreeGEM and 1stWord processor at my grandmothers house.
		I set up her PC with my LiteOS distribution and she is now able to type me letters, store her recipies and even play a game or two..
		I love being able to offer this software to people without the legal hangover of using a microsoft product, it may not be that flashy..
	freedos.sourceforge.net /freedos/news/newsitem/077.txt (145 words)

	GEM - Downloads
		The latest FreeGEM components can be downloaded using the links at http://www.deltasoft.com/currcomp.htm.
		This software is available subject to the terms of the GNU General Public License unless other specified.
		These programs will probably be forming the basis of any future GEM distributions - at the moment both John's AES and my Desktop code report themselves as being part of FreeGEM 3.00.
	www.deltasoft.com /downloads.htm (481 words)

	Digital Research and the GEM OS- The Other "Windows" - OSNews.com
		Today GEM continues to be developed as FreeGEM and old and new versions of the GEM OS and GEM applications can be downloaded for free (see links below).
		The history of Digital Research and GEM is quite interesting, as GEM had the potential to become the "Windows" (or Mac) of the PC world.
		A number of developers took over GEM, and it continues to be developed and updated as FreeGEM.
	www.osnews.com /story.php?news_id=1187 (1014 words)

	FreeDOS \| News archive
		Shane M Coughlan writes: I'm just posting a reminder to all you DOS bunnies out there that OpenGEM (a FreeGEM GUI) is available for free.
		There used to be problems with FreeDOS running FreeGEM, but as you updated the FreeCOM those issues vanished.
		Version 2.0.0 won't be adding much in the way of new applications, but instead will try to simplify the configuration options of the distro.
	freedos.sourceforge.net /news/archive/index.php?yr=2003&mo=4 (2178 words)

	GEM information archive : Application Environment Services
		In some versions of the FreeGEM AES, it is possible to read the window decorations using this call.
		In some versions of the FreeGEM AES, it is possible to change the window decorations using this call; see wind_get() for details.
		To check for this feature in FreeGEM, use appl_init() and check that xbuf.arch is nonzero.
	www.seasip.demon.co.uk /Gem/aes.html (5214 words)

	owenrudge.net - GEM Workshop - FreeGEM Distribution (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Artline 2 is available for download, which is much better than Draw Plus.
		NOTE: If you download my FreeGEM Distribution and want to use GEMP3, it is recommended you download GEMP3 2.2.
		I have discovered a bug in the VDI which means that video drivers in GEMSYS.CFG with a number of 10 or higher don't work.
	www.owenrudge.net /GEM/dist (675 words)

	GEM information archive : AES structures
		The object type is a word, but the AES only uses the low 8 bits; the high 8 bits are available for use by the programmer.
		To check for this feature, use appl_init() and check that bit 3 of xbuf.abilities is set.
		Recent FreeGEM builds contain a system similar based on the GEM/5 one, but extended and backwards-compatible.
	www.seasip.demon.co.uk /Gem/aestruct.html (1075 words)

	GEM :: Desktop Environments : Gourt
		FreeGEM WebRing - Sites that promote use and development of PC/GEM: can be anything from gaming to programming.
		We publish and distribute all types of work for free.
		Yahoo Groups: gem-announce - Announcement list for GEM and the FreeGEM project.
	computers.gourt.com /Software/Operating-Systems/Graphic-Subsystems/Desktop-Environments/GEM.html (419 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Over the years we've made some real advances in usability and stability.
		John Elliott of the FreeGEM community has introduced a lot of really great code.
		His desktop has already brought new life to GEM and has been highly successful in OpenGEM 5.
	www.ibiblio.org /pub/micro/pc-stuff/freedos/files/gui/opengem/6/README.txt (447 words)

	StoneyGEM - Home
		Here we are enthusiastic about developing software for GEM environments, such as FreeGEM and OpenGEM.
		On this website the term GEM is used for brevity, but equally refers to FreeGEM, OpenGEM and any other derivative of the original GEM released by Digital Research, Inc. StoneyGEM only supports the Intel version of GEM.
		SMPCS is a business that offers support to the GEM community by releasing all internal development tools including the StoneyGEMApp Framework under the LGPL, while having low pricing for a finished application such as the SGM Database.
	smpcs.server101.com /stoneygem (329 words)

	ARAnyM Version 0.8.5beta Released - AtariAge Forums
		My question, though, is that if you can't run ST stuff on it, then one might as well install OpenGEM or FreeGem on your PC.
		It is open source and and what I know at this moment it runs under Linux, Windows, MacOS...
		Not exactly, OpenGEM can run only PC compiled apps, with ARAnyM you can run original Atari applications (compiled for 68k not for ix86).
	www.atariage.com /forums/index.php?showtopic=41459 (718 words)

	Another Amiga question (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		It was recognisable, but not something I would enjoy to hear on a regular basis.
		On a related note, I notice that FreeGEM - the open source version of x86 GEM - has gained a MP3 and MIDI player.
		I'm planning to install it on the 486/33Mhz 4Mb machine I was given.
	www.classiccmp.org /pipermail/cctalk/2001-July/176327.html (226 words)

	Digital Research Inc. (DRI) - 16-bit (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The maxframe.com site also mentioned a GEM version "OPEN GEM 2.0", possibly related to "PC-GEM" or "FreeGEM", that is freely available; check the site for an FAQ (or check our GEM news here.) Some of the links there referred to DeltaSoft Web site but the date on that site is June 2001.
		As of Jan 2005, there is a FreeGEM Web ring linking several sites.
		As of Jan 2005: One site on the FreeGEM Ring is Dylan Harris' site, he a former GEM developer, of such products as the GEM Programmer's Workbench.
	retrotechnology.com /herbs_stuff/dri_16bit.html (3743 words)

	Computing.Net - FreeGEM continues
		I noticed some old posts asking if FreeGEM was still going, and some answers suggesting that the project to expand the original GEM GUI was dead.
		It's not at all dead, and recently we've released a lot of stuff.
		Right now the major event with FreeGEM is the release of OpenGEM, a distribution that includes all the major parts of FreeGEM, and all the GEM applications in one tiny package.
	www.computing.net /dos/wwwboard/forum/11574.html (195 words)

	YesCREW Products (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		It is greeting to all OutLine attendants and sceners in general, also to those who stayed home, as we did.
		FreeGem is tool which allows to monitor RAM usage.
		It is designed in shape of Led VU-meter and each led means 10% of RAM..
	yescrew.atari.org /eng/products.htm (2524 words)

	Microsuck Forums - View Single Post - 13 year old Craptop
		If you want a fast GUI layer, put OpenGEM/FreeGEM on top of it.
		That's what the OpenGEM and FreeGEM projects are there for.
		A linux would be ok, but I think you would need to go with DSL.
	www.fuckmicrosoft.com /forums/showpost.php?p=111543&postcount=7 (164 words)

	Forums \| MacLife
		I may go out and buy a wintel box to run it...
		It is still a 'nicer' to use OS than Windows (FreeGEM is cool
		Protest ist, wenn ich sage, das und das paßt mir nicht.
	www.maclife.com /forums/post/210377 (905 words)

	UWHUG: GEM OS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		It ran on numerous architectures, including early PCs, the Apple Lisa, and the Atari ST.
		GEM OS continues to be developed under its new Open Source incarnation, FreeGem.
		So there you have it, you truly can have the OS of win, without involving penguins or gnus, and it's even open source.
	uwhug.org.uk /index.pl?GEM_OS (107 words)

	Shane Land OpenGEM
		OpenGEM 5 looks better than OpenGEM ever did before, but it's just as reliable as OpenGEM always has been.
		OpenGEM 5 is 100% DR GEM, FreeGEM and OpenGEM compatible.
		It even makes old GEM applications look better.
	gem.shaneland.co.uk (227 words)

	GEM
		By the 1990s GEM included 24-bit color support, configurable window elements, scalable fonts, preemptive multitasking via a kernel based on UNIX, called MiNT (MiNT is Not TOS), and a host of other features.
		Caldera have released the source to GEM under the GNU licence and the development of GEM for PC is continued as OpenGEM and FreeGEM.
		The "full" GEM system consisted of three main parts:
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /encyclopedia/g/ge/gem_1.html (1509 words)

	owenrudge.net - Legal Information
		If the copyright holder wishes for a picture to be removed, or alternatively for their copyright to be credited, please get in touch.
		Some software (specifically FreeGEM system software, GEMP3 and parts of OSPlus) is provided under the terms of the GNU General Public License.
		Original GEM software and software based upon original GEM software (eg, GEM Output) is copyright © 1985-1988 Digital Research, Inc. Copyright © 1999 Caldera Thin Clients, Inc. Copyright © 1999-2004 FreeGEM Programmers.
	www.owenrudge.net /legal (327 words)

	NewsForge \| New GUI in Beta for FreeDOS
		And it's just as reliable as OpenGEM always has been.
		Oh, and did we mention that Project Liberation is 100% DR GEM, FreeGEM and OpenGEM compatible?
		Not many GNU GPL projects can boast that kind of compatibility.
	business.newsforge.com /business/05/09/07/1455256.shtml?tid=17&tid=15 (332 words)

	Sorry -- this site has gone to the Bit Bucket! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The StripMap stripboard template is also available at this address.
		FreeGEM files are available from several well maintained archives and a lively discussion group is available at www.egroups.com/groups/gem-dev/ I have also recently set up a GEM/FreeGEM archive at www.freegem.org.uk
		Thanks for your support and, again, I apologise for any temporary inconvenience caused.
	www.technician.connectfree.co.uk (110 words)

	[fd-dev] FreeDOS installer ideas
		I suggest using ncurses for designing the installer interface...
		Owen Rudge is making an installer for SEAL with TUI and its own package formate (attached SPI.TXT) Maybe here are some people making also an installer or for an entire FreeDOS distro, or for some packages (such as FreeGEM, OpenGEM, SEAL, etc, etc)...
		I think that all these people must contribute in making an only and official installer joining all of our efforts If any of you have an idea or want to contribute coding (this is the most needed, because ideas without coders are NOTHING), please reply to these message.
	www.mail-archive.com /fd-dev@topica.com/msg00062.html (776 words)

	the life of a supreme ruler » New page about FreeGEM Webring
		I have added a new page to the GEM Workshop about the FreeGEM Webring, which is now under new management (I’m the new Ringmaster).
		If you happen to have a GEM-related site, or want to find one, take a look.
		Content and design copyright © Owen Rudge 1996-2007.
	blog.owenrudge.net /archives/2005/03/27/new-page-about-freegem-webring (118 words)

	OSNews.com
		This was a 512k machine with no hard drive, successfully masquerading as a 386 with Win 3.1 to a fellow that worked as a home electronics salesman and another fellow that traded used pc's, neither of which was connected with the seller.
		I still give diskettes with FreeGEM on them to people who have scrap pc's with blown hard drives or whatever.
		I don't know any other windowing interface with a mouse and icons that will even work on those green monochrome monitors!
	www.osnews.com /comment.php?news_id=1187&limit=no (3657 words)

	GEM Programs - heinz rath's Home Page
		A 800x600 16 color screen driver that should work with all VESA compatible cards
		Be sure to use the correct GEM/3 VDI because there are two versions available a old one without bezier curves support and a newer one with bezier curves support
		Is based on FreeDOS kernel (2018) and FreeCOM.
	www.geocities.com /heinz_rath (393 words)

	owenrudge.net - GEM Workshop - Home Page
		Find other FreeGEM sites or, if you have a GEM site, join the ring yourself!
		A Bit of Fun A few screenshots from various points in the game Monkey Island II.
		Also if you are interested in the development of GEM, or are a programmer who would like to contribute to the FreeGEM project, consider joining the GEM Development group.
	www.owenrudge.net /GEM (299 words)

Try your search on: Qwika (all wikis)