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<h3>2026-06-11</h3>
<h4>Maybe I have the best system already</h4>
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I've been looking at Freedos for the retrocomputing nostalgia value
and the text-only goodness.
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I wound up using Qemu on my X270 as Freedos on bare metal means my 14
year old Thinkpad X220 is way too modern.
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Yes there's some crazy good software, and it's fun. But using
fullscreen in Qemu means a fuzzy display, and I came to measure how
the terminal on Linux is truly light years ahead.
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In fact it pushes home that my Artix / DWM / Kitty setup is the
veritable retrocomputing bees knees
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