Microsoft makes MS-DOS 4.0 open-source, preserving the influential tool forever

Before Windows got its windows, Microsoft used an operating system called DOS. It didn't look fancy, as it was about as graphically intense as the current-day Command Prompt, but it still laid the foundation for the Windows PCs we use today. Now, Microsoft, in collaboration with IBM, has released all of MS-DOS 4.0's onto GitHub, thus allowing people to archive and use this amazing piece of technological history.

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