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(Created a basic page explaining why it's useful to use FreeDOS with DOSBox)
 
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Most of the utilities it provides work perfectly well in DOSBox and it is an excellent source for useful commands like MORE which DOSBox doesn't provide.
 
Most of the utilities it provides work perfectly well in DOSBox and it is an excellent source for useful commands like MORE which DOSBox doesn't provide.
  
==Conclusion==
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* Use utilities like MORE.EXE from FreeDOS as replacements for MS-DOS utilities like MORE.COM.
 
* Install FreeDOS to C:\DOS to provide a more complete DOS experience.
 

Revision as of 08:14, 29 August 2009

FreeDOS
Homepage Official site
License Free
Abandonware Yes

FreeDOS is a GPL-licensed re-implementation of the DOS operating system intended for old computers and x86 emulators which don't provide their own internal DOS.

Most of the utilities it provides work perfectly well in DOSBox and it is an excellent source for useful commands like MORE which DOSBox doesn't provide.

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