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posted by kerravon E-mail, Ligao, Free World North, 21.03.2022, 22:17

> > I continue to try to compete with MSDOS.
> >
> > There is now a 40 MB hard disk image (only 9 MB
> > used) suitable to putting on the first 80386
> > computer (Compaq Deskpro 386). It is entirely
> > public domain and includes all the tools (linker
> > etc) required to be able to program in a subset
> > of C90 instead of machine code, in order to
> > eventually compete with MSDOS.
> >
> > See "University Challenge" at http://pdos.org
>
>
> there is no "University Challenge" at this address.

Maybe you need to clear your cache or something.
I just checked, it is written there in bold.

> besides this, could you eventually indicate why PDOS would be better suited
> to *ANY* purpose than MSDOS?

It is public domain so you can commercialize it
without restriction.

> yes, you wasted the last 23 years of your life on this 'OS'.

Why did you say 'OS'? Does it not meet your definition
of an OS? If so, what definition are you using?

> that's no reason to spend the next 10 years on the same futile shit.

I haven't decided what I should do for the next 10
years. University Challenge is a definitive point.
I really need to discuss theory now. Yes, I got
something to work, but I said in the documentation
right from the start that I wasn't an OS expert.
Because of that, I just used MSDOS as a guide, but
made everything 32-bit instead.

BFN. Paul.

 

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