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Run a DOS OS legally without having to use a Microsoft product. That's one. It has a package repository which is cool. But DOS is DOS, it is limited. If you
by unixhero 7y ago
Run a DOS OS legally without having to use a Microsoft product. That's one.
It has a package repository which is cool.
But DOS is DOS, it is limited.
If you don't think it's cool, I guess you're outside of its scope :).
- Crinus 7y agoFWIW DR-DOS is also free, IIRC it was released as open source some years ago (i think OpenDOS is based on it) and it is a bit more compatible with MS-DOS than FreeDOS.