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I’m currently experimenting with FreeDOS as a possible OS for an offline home computer. I want to have something to write on (poems, recipes, journals), code o
by fuball63 6y ago
I’m currently experimenting with FreeDOS as a possible OS for an offline home computer. I want to have something to write on (poems, recipes, journals), code on (using BASIC or something else completely usable without using the web for libraries or docs), and to play and make little games.
If it turns put to be really useful and fun, you probably wont hear about it online.
- shrubble 6y agoIf you like outliner software, try Grandview. Very zippy and works well.
- stevekemp 6y agoThat's pretty cool. I've been dabbling with running CP/M 2.2 on a single-board z80-based computer recently. I've got a working Turbo Pascal compiler, C-compiler, and Microsoft BASIC. Of course it isn't standalone, as it needs a host computer to communicate with it over a serial-port, but it's still surprisingly useful.