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Re: Why DOS died...

in Milliways
So, if something's not being used, I turn it off at the power-strip and then I know *zero* watts are being consumed. I have 5 or 6 systems throughout the house, so leaving them all "on" even in hibernation 24 hours a day all the time would add quite a lot, just for "convenience" costs. You have …

Re: Why DOS died...

in Milliways
xcomcmdr wrote on 2021-07-15, 13:36: MS already wanted to kill DOS since the 90s. The next target is 32-bit software. Dominus wrote on 2021-07-15, 16:51: Some projects were killed off by DOSBox, IMO 😀 And, the evil virtualization/pass-through evangelism is now on killing spree... 🤣

Re: Why DOS died...

in Milliways
The assumption, which holds true for most modern tech-savvy people, is that is "bloated" Windows/MacOS is already running on your PC at all times. Heck, I'm typing on these forums right now, am I not? If I want to play my DOS game, all I need to do know is just to open a DOSBox window (maybe …

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