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> •With the FreeDOS kernel and FreeCOM, conveniences are gained and the memory footprint under 1 MB is reduced, but compatibility is sacrificed, both in the pos
by iforgotpassword 7y ago
> •With the FreeDOS kernel and FreeCOM, conveniences are gained and the memory footprint under 1 MB is reduced, but compatibility is sacrificed, both in the post-DOS-3.3 sense and in terms of known quirks and bugs.
Anyone got some insight what exactly post 3.3 is referring to? I've seen once or twice that retro enthusiasts like to use dos 3.3, so what's happened with versions after that?
- andrewf 7y agoI'm not sure exactly what the author was referring to but http://www.os2museum.com/wp/dos/dos-4-0/ http://www.os2museum.com/wp/dos/dos-4-0/ might be of interest.