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Subject: do i need to remove win95?
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Does FreeBSD a "unix emulator running on MS-DOS or a real operating system
that really boots up my machine? I wonder if it is just like the linux...
that maybe some games running on ms-dos cannot run on FreeBSD...

Thanks for your reply!
				Kwok Wah (in HK)