Hackernews posts about FreeDOS
FreeDOS is an open-source operating system that aims to replicate the functionality of MS-DOS, offering a modern alternative for running legacy applications and games on modern hardware.
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- Leaving the Freedesktop.org Community (vt.social)
- Managing Diabetes in Software Freedom (ebb.org)
- Devuan's Init Freedom (www.devuan.org)
- Global internet freedom declined for the 15th consecutive year (freedomhouse.org)
- Managing Diabetes in Software Freedom (sfconservancy.org)
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- Disabled hikers find freedom through off-road wheelchairs (www.theguardian.com)
- Kubernetes and Ceph: Your Freedom from the Cloud Cartel (oneuptime.com)
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