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It was a workaround from the time the Microsoft OEM agreement required them to ship an operating system, but the contract didn't specify which system. Anyway,
by suprjami 2y ago
It was a workaround from the time the Microsoft OEM agreement required them to ship an operating system, but the contract didn't specify which system.
Anyway, FreeDOS is useful for updating BIOS images, it also seems to run a lot of legacy industrial equipment, you can play retro games with it, and Jim Hall has a wonderful YouTube channel where he regularly shows using FreeDOS as an educational tool: https://youtube.com/@freedosproject https://youtube.com/@freedosproject