FreeDOS
#1 FreeDOS
Does anyone know what FreeDOS is? Is it just a free version of the DOS OS?
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Basically, yes. It attempts to be entirely compatible with MS-DOS, but is completly rewritten as free software, meaning you are free to do just about whatever you want with it.
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FreeDOS is a free emulator for the DOS operating system that allows you to play old games inside Windows(not sure if there is a Linux version)
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Slightly incorrect. FreeDOS is not an emulator, it is an actual operating system. However, it's most common use is inside emulators to allow you to play old games.Ace Pace wrote:FreeDOS is a free emulator for the DOS operating system that allows you to play old games inside Windows(not sure if there is a Linux version)
EDIT: All about it can be found on the project's website.
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Yeah, as long as you have the install disks for whatever you want to replace it with (Windows or whatever).