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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 12 Jan 2002.
Re: AsciiOS ;)

Re: AsciiOS ;)

drsquare <now...@nowhere.co.uk> wrote in 
news:11v...@4ax.com:

> If you use an existing OS to put it on top of, you can run its own
> programs. For instance, if you did the asciiOS on top of X for Linux, 
you
> would have all the Linux console programs available.

yes - but this is too easy ;)

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From: "'Raf256' Rafal Maj" <raf...@szybkapoczta.pl>
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Subject: Re: AsciiOS ;)
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