Would be really interesting to hear, how people continue actively using DOS today, including their hardware/software environment. Of course, not including testing environments, as these can get really exquisite! And, I already realize one of the environments DOS is still used, for engineering and bare-metal programming projects.
More specifically, what Jim Hall uses for day to day tasks, whether he entirely resorts to using DOS/FreeDOS for daily (office) tasks, or uses MS Windows, Mac or Linux for office related tasks. Guessing, this would make a good video for the FreeDOS YouTube site. Lots of video clips, but nothing really showing his daily hardware/software environment, except for one recent photo of his (powered-off) desktop. More so curious, does anybody use DOS/FreeDOS for daily office work? We've all heard of one writer doing so. Roger
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