A new OS for the bored CUK members...

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darmstadt replied

8 September 2006, 13:16
Originally posted by expat

Get a real OS. MVS 3.8J available free.

Not a bad little turnkey system. I did some of the original VM/370 and Linux/390 work for this. Nowadays though I use this software with this software.
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expat replied

8 September 2006, 13:10
Originally posted by Cliphead

I already left windoze behind, why dredge up DOS? It was tulipe then and always will be

Get a real OS. MVS 3.8J available free.
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expat replied

8 September 2006, 13:07
Originally posted by Viktor

http://www.osnews.com/story.php?news_id=15765

HTH

Viktor

I've still got my MS-DOS 3.3 disks (just don't have a floppy drive to read them on). But yes I do remember when your box would boot up in seconds. And you could get your OS, C compiler, and dev stuff all on the same floppy.
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Cowboy Bob replied

8 September 2006, 13:00
FreeDOS is great. It runs on Linux and I can play old classic games like Settlers II and Lemmings.
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Cliphead replied

8 September 2006, 12:21
I already left windoze behind, why dredge up DOS? It was tulipe then and always will be
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Viktor started a topic A new OS for the bored CUK members...

8 September 2006, 12:17
A new OS for the bored CUK members...

http://www.osnews.com/story.php?news_id=15765

HTH

Viktor
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