The oldest-known version of MS-DOS’s predecessor has been discovered and uploaded

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The oldest-known version of MS-DOS’s predecessor has been discovered and uploaded

arstechnica.com

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Computer History aka Tech Time Travelers@lemmy.capebreton.social · 10 months ago

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86-DOS would later be bought by Microsoft and take over the computing world.

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