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UnoDOS, a graphical operating system written in x86 assembly, now spans 22 machines from an IBM PC/XT with an 8088 to modern 64-bit PCs. Its flagship pc64 runs bare-metal on any x86-64 PC since roughly 2007, with its own drivers, network stack, browser, office suite, compiler and hypervisor. Prebuilt images cover consoles, handhelds and single-board computers.
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