Of course it is, not implying that it should be the next move by any means.
Freedos has been a "me too" product for many years.
On Jan 13, 2018 6:03 PM, "Ercan Ersoy" <ercaner...@ercanersoy.net> wrote:
> I think developing FreeDOS Arduino port through source code changes and
> some optimizations. Microcontrollers using on Arduino is Harvard
> Architecture. For this reason, FreeDOS Arduino port is requires less
> resource than FreeDOS x86 binaries.
>
> FreeDOS Arduino port may not be realized without major source code
> changes. But, FreeDOS ports of other hardware (Raspberry Pi, Orange Pi,
> CubieBoard, Beagle Bone, Beagle Board etc.) are developable.
>
> Note: I don't have time for creating FreeDOS Arduino port. I won't develop
> FreeDOS ports of other hardware. I suggestted this idea for offering.
>
> Best regards,
> Ercan
>
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