DingoDOS: the portable, no-bloat, Frankenstein DOS I accidentally created (aka me being DOSpool)
Alright, nerds and netbook warriors, gather round. You’ve heard of FreeDOS. You’ve heard of MS-DOS. But have you heard of DingoDOS? No? Good. Because it’s a glorious abomination of DOS and personal tweaks. What is DingoDOS? DingoDOS is a USB-bootable, no-bloat, fully operational DOS-based OS that does what DOS should have done all along—be actually portable without needing a setup that makes you question your life choices. It’s lean, mean, and optimized for those who appreciate old-school computing without the nonsense. Think of it as DOS on steroids, but without the risk of getting banned from the Olympics. Why DingoDOS and not just FreeDOS? Because FreeDOS comes pre-packaged with apps and games you probably don’t need. Normally, these are decompressed during installation, but DingoDOS says, “Nah, let’s just delete some, unzip others, and make it fit on a USB without sacrificing file-saving capabilities.” In other words, it’s FreeDOS but without the junk—like a decluttered hard drive ...
