Give it a name

[OldSchoolRetroGamer]

You said hip. Now I need an ibuprofen.

[Willsy]

GenOS

[+InsaneMultitasker]

for me, MDOS is MDOS, as this is the historical and from legacy given name.

 

I still find myself calling it MDOS even when I write "Geneve OS". As acronyms go, neither GDOS nor GOS "sound as good" to me as MDOS.

 

I suppose we could even obscure things a bit with codenames... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Microsoft_codenames

 

[+Schmitzi]

ha, I remember the "Chicago"-hype BITD, with Win95

[+mizapf]

 

I suppose we could even obscure things a bit with codenames... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Microsoft_codenames

 

In that way: GeneveOS 6.7 (codename "Frank")

 

(no, I don't know anyone by that name, but somehow The Naked Gun comes to my mind each time )

[+OLD CS1]

GodOS

[+Schmitzi]

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TIMDOS ( = TI-MDOS & TIM-DOS )

[Airshack]

 

I don't call it anything different, but I did make a "Neat-O" little badge for it...

Click on image to enlarge and see in sharper focus.

[Airshack]

 

 

I don't call it anything different, but I did make a "Neat-O" little badge for it...

Click on image to enlarge and see in sharper focus.

[Airshack]

That's just flat out cool!

[Omega-TI]

That's just flat out cool!

 

Thanks, my plan is to have it at next years FW... hopefully by then there will be a case for the JediMatt's new Plug-N-Play 32K.

[+InsaneMultitasker]

 

In that way: GeneveOS 6.7 (codename "Frank")

 

(no, I don't know anyone by that name, but somehow The Naked Gun comes to my mind each time )

Considering the number of code contributors and the pieces of code integrated from SCSI, HFDC, Myarc FDC, and other peripherals, we could call it

 

....FrankenDOS....

[+Ksarul]

Ooohh: FrankenDOS, when bolts are not enough. . .