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It lives on as OpenWatcom. It’s fun to think that with a DOS extender, you can write pretty much anything that does not need to be 64-bit, and it will run under
by Koshkin 6y ago
It lives on as OpenWatcom. It’s fun to think that with a DOS extender, you can write pretty much anything that does not need to be 64-bit, and it will run under (Free)DOS (which by today’s standards is almost bare metal)!
- hedora 6y ago> it will run under (Free)DOS (which by today’s standards is almost bare metal)! This statement holds for raspberry pi’s too.