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But can it run doom?
Linux roleplay except it's just you by yourself
Yeah, when you're alone.
Gotta do something with those hands
it’s missing --no-preserve-root
It looks like you did not even save the file. Reminds me when I used my Commodore 64 and had to code in my entire program each boot (didn’t have a floppy drive or game carts)
Not even a cassette deck?
Nope, not at that time.
Man that sucks. Imagine if modern desktop PCs still had an option to just power on and run nothing except a memory resident editor/monitor, waiting until you start writing assembly code to start booting the CPU.