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Vaio DOS is the greatest DOS distribution of all the times. You may freely use it for personal purpose on a retrocomputer at your own risk. Either way, I'll appreciate knowing you have found it to be helpful, my dear friend. The distro was tested on the Sony Vaio PCG-VX88 (PCG-551L) laptop. It supports networking, USB sticks, and whatnots. Cheers!

Super Ya-DOS was being written from 1998 through 2004. It's a multiuser operating system for x86 machines. It was written in TASM 2.0 and PowerBASIC 2.10f. Follow these web pages as well, http://test.nostalgy.net.ru/alien/sites/ya-dos/ http://old-dos.ru/index.php?page=files&mode=files&do=show&id=2691

This project was started as an implementation of DOS for homebrew computers. Its design stresses simplicity, adaptability, and flexibility. The operating system is largely written in C, allowing it to more easily be ported to other targets. The initial implementation will be for the Intel 8086; however, there are plans to port it to architectures based on the Z80, ARM, and amd64 as well.

This FreeDOS distribution's primary focus is to provide a single source for updating or obtaining the latest FreeDOS BASE set, with emphasis on compatibility with ReactOS/WinNT (Win32 ports) and modern 386+ computers. FreeDOS is a trademark of Jim Hall

MiniTAK is a small operating system for x86 computers to run in processor real mode. One of the main goals in designing and developing this operating system was to be fully compatible with MS-DOS operating system and its application programs. To minimize the size of this operating system, it is completely written in assembly language and can boot on any 8088 compatible processor. This project is an attempt to develop an optimized operating system which can be used to replace MS-DOS, adding new modern features. This operating system is completely written by me in 2004, as a result of about 5 years full research and development. ...

this is an os for x86 computers it is based on a number of other operating systems. i will keep you updated right now just cleaning up code.

Pebble is a 32-bit operating sytem for IA-32 systems. It can run MS-DOS and DPMI compatible applications and will provide advanced features such as multitasking and paging. It will be a good platform to run old MS-DOS and embedded programs.

FreeOS/1 is a Free, Open Source, FreeDOS based Free and Open Source Alternative OS, with open source Microsoft Windows compatibility using HXDOSExtender KernelEx,and ReactOS source code. FreeOS/1 will include new technologies and will be easy to use

el proyecto A.T.L.D. se trata de crear una distribucion basada en software libre funcional moderna destinada en ordenadores limitados pentuim estara basado usando una distro kernel linux y otra micronucleo match con hurd atld es 100 % software libre

Can emulate old computer on text the code pogram ideal to create kernel for operating system The begin the project the can emulate CPU(8080)and z80.

uDOS is a free operating system built on the FreeDOS kernel with DJGPP. uDOS provides an integrated suite of features inluding Perl, Python, etc., as well as a Watt-32 based networking environment and ELF library support. Can be run live from CD image.

This project is a implementation of layers. Use Virtual machines & virtual adapters alike an onion! Another operating solution instead of Microsoft Windows Server operating system. It is to be used via remote controlling. The special new "Cktool32" will make it easy to handle *Ck64Krnl*.