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  1. We need a web site update. Can you help? If so, fo to http://bit.ly/dr9Cd
  2. Jim Hall on open source in a 3 part article at http://bit.ly/ZvXCB
  3. 30 years of visicalc. Read about it at http://bit.ly/2ODsB5
  4. Here's a blog detailing a method to make a bootable FreeDOS USB stick: http://chunkmedia.co.uk/
  5. How do people use FreeDOS?
  6. New Compaq 6000 Pro and 6005 Pro Business Desktops come with FreeDOS.
  7. Create a Bootable FreeDOS USB Drive "howto" at http://bit.ly/1uoT9
  8. New Acer M desktop is available with FreeDOS: http://bit.ly/L3ldV .
  9. New SHSUCDX v3.03E at http://bit.ly/ynoTl . This one adds /I switch.
  10. New kernel at ftp://ftp.ibiblio.org/pub/micro/pc-stuff/freedos/files/dos/kernel/2039/ and https://sourceforge.net/pro... .
  11. Looks like iaktos v7 uses FreeDOS as the underlying OS for their installer. Unfortunately, some people are having problems with Bad DVDs.
  12. Wow. Remember edlin? Guess what, the FreeDOS version has been updated by Gregory Pietsch to version 2.12a.
  13. Political FreeDOS? Daily KOS reports on FreeDOS: http://bit.ly/16UDdr
  14. FreeDOS in the news: iTivor talks about FreeDOS < http://bit.ly/EJFSm >
  15. FreeDOS on the job: Seagate uses FreeDOS. See "How To Upgrade Firmware On Seagate Serial ATA Hard Drive?" blog < http://tinyurl.com/lr4y3h >
  16. Working on 1.1 release behind the scenes. Lots to do.
  17. New Dell Entry-level Dell Vostro 1220 Unveiled. You can get it with FreeDOS.
  18. FreeDOS on a netbook! New HP Mini 5101 has FreeDOS as an Operating System choice!
  19. New HP netbooks are available with FreeDOS: http://bit.ly/vtJPt
  20. FreeDOS turns 15 this week! It was started on June 28, 1994 by Jim Hall who called it PD-DOS and later renamed FreeDOS.