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The FreeDOS Project (see <Q:02.11> [What and where is FreeDOS?]) has created an open source MS-DOS compatible operating system known as FreeDOS. Additionly, IBM has released an updated version of their PC-DOS known as PC-DOS 2000. Lineo currently owns the rights to DR-DOS, but they appear to no longer be developing or supporting it; however, one can still find DR-DOS and even CP/M on their FTP site: <ftp://ftp.lineo.com/pub/drdos/>
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