Release of FreeDOS

FreeDOS is a free software operating system for IBM PC compatible computers. It intends to provide a complete MS-DOS-compatible environment for running legacy software and supporting embedded systems.

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Which happened first?

• Release of FreeDOS and Release of Windows 98 happened in the same year
• Release of FreeDOS happened 1 year before Release of Adobe InDesign
• Release of FreeDOS happened 1 year before Release of macOS Server
• Release of FreeDOS happened 1 year before Release of BlackBerry OS
• Release of FreeDOS happened 2 years before Release of Security-Enhanced Linux

Timeline

1. Release of FreeDOS (this page)January 12, 1998
2. Release of Windows 98June 25, 1998
3. Release of Adobe InDesignAugust 31, 1999
4. Release of BlackBerry OSJanuary 19, 1999
5. Release of macOS ServerMarch 16, 1999
6. Release of Security-Enhanced LinuxDecember 22, 2000

Related

• Release of JavaMay 23, 1995
• Release of SkypeAugust 29, 2003
• Release of Windows 7October 22, 2009
• Release of MS-DOSAugust 12, 1981
• Release of Windows 10July 29, 2015
• Release of Windows 8October 26, 2012
• Release of Windows 11October 5, 2021
• Release of Windows PhoneNovember 8, 2010