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>fork FreeDOS
>vibecode multi-threading and process management capability into kernel
>vibecode baked in extended memory support
>bake in user account creation that has file permission rules
>bake in a process monitoring and managing app
>bake in standardized network driver
>bake in a CLI package manager like apt-get and make some common apps available like Dillo and GEM
>load as many freeware and abandoneware DOS games/apps into public repo

Tell me why this would or would not be a cool idea.
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And drivers. And hardware emulators for dos games.
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after a certain point you'd have just reinvented windows nt
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>>109868914
>vibecode new features onto an os already held together by paperclips
this will be a buggy mess
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>>109869111
I kind of want OP to try it just to see him waste shitloads of cash on tokens.



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