DOS ain't dead

I read the transcript. Not bad.

For the record, Liam has in the past proven to be more than sympathetic to DR-DOS and friends. As a former user of DR-DOS 7.03, I'm still somewhat impressed with it (compared to MS-DOS).

When Pat Villani died in 2011, I created a Wikipedia page for him (surprised there wasn't one already). But there was quickly a dispute (for no obvious reason), and they attempted to delete it, which almost worked ... except for the help of Matthias Paul (well-known former DR-DOS developer). I was serious when I told him that he probably deserved his own Wikipedia page.

Someone needs to interview Matthias Paul one of these days. He's very active on Wikipedia, but I don't know his email address. But I doubt I'm much help re: suggestions or questions.

Is this a good idea?