The graphical operating system that could have been for the IBM XT.

A MacOS-like desktop for the Intel 8086, written entirely in real-mode assembly (with Claude). Verified to run on real hardware, with FAT12/16 support, ported apps, games, Sound Blaster support and upcoming Hard Drive support.

This rewrites what-could-have-been history a bit... better get my IBM XT/286 out of storage! Is this for real?

If it were available back then, Microsoft may be a small shop today or may have gone the way of Lotus.

> Hand-written real-mode 8086. No C, no linker, no runtime library.

More like hand-prompted...

Fun little toy. Wonder how much in tokens went into it.