FreeDOS, the free, feature-heavy edition of DOS, Disk Operating System, has just released version 1.4. That means new features!
https://allthingsopen.org/articles/getti...andidate-1
From FreeDOS:
Quote:FreeDOS 1.4 Release Candidate 1 is an up-to-date version of FreeDOS, with a focus on stability. This has a ton of new changes and fixes since FreeDOS 1.3. This includes updates to the installer and version updates on many programs such as fdisk, format, ldebug, jemm, bwbasic, dojs, dog, nasm, curl, mkeyb, edlin, blocek, htmlhelp, fdnet, more, fdimples, and others. Read our change log for a complete list of changes since FreeDOS 1.3. A very recent FreeCOM (the FreeDOS command.com shell) did not make it into FreeDOS 1.4 RC1 because it was released on the same day as FreeDOS 1.4 RC1. Altogether, we believe these updates will address the bugs that people have complained about since FreeDOS 1.3.
