Concerning software that works on old PCs, Rich Green's, hopefully well
known site, ``Freeware for Dos, Not Windows'' at
http://geocities.com/SiliconValley/Lakes/1401/softlib1.htm
Contains perhaps 600 odd freeware dos programs, that do all of the
customary computer functions (e.g., spreadsheet, word processing,
data-base, etc.). His site is a bit lean on the internet, but does
contain quite a few internet applications, including some of the
tiny linux ports that coexist with dos and/or include internet
programs.
I would guess that 95% of the programs on his site run fine on
386s or earlier.
Howard Schwartz
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