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Linux Mint 8

Linux Mint 8 is a version of Linux Mint, compiled on 28 November 2009. It ended support in April 2011. This version was based on Ubuntu 9.10.
== New features and changes ==
=== Places ===
In Menu preferences, users can now define custom "places" to access folders in addition to the default places. The user can also disable places from System and Places sections.
=== Start panel ===
A new lock screen button was added to the start panel.
=== Software Manager ===
The GUI has been refined to make the program easier to use. The program now shows APT status, automatically notifies users of new data and the user can mark multiple applications for installation.
=== Update Manager ===
The user can now define columns in the list of updates. The user may also resize the program.
=== Software Sources ===
The user can now define which sources the user wants to get updates from.
=== Upload Manager and File Uploader ===
What was previously called "mintupload" is now split into Upload Manager and File Uploader. The user can define (S)FTP and SCP through the program.
=== User interface ===
This version introduced the then newest version of the GNOME Desktop Environment (which was 2.28 at the time) and uses the latest Shiki icon pack.
== Gallery ==
=== User interface ===
File:LM8-3.png|Loading screen
File:LM8-5.png|Desktop
File:LM8-7.png|Login screen
File:LM8-8.png|"xterm" mode
File:LM8-4.png|Demo
=== Applications ===
File:LM8Firefox.png|Firefox
File:LM8Files.png|File manager
=== Boot ===
File:LM8-1.png|Live CD boot options
File:LM8-2.png|Boot screen
Category:Linux Mint versions
Linux Mint 9

Linux Mint 9 is a version of Linux Mint, which was released to the public on 18 May 2010. It is based on Ubuntu 10.04.
This release added many improvements to many applications and the desktop environment.
== Gallery ==
LM9-Boot.png|Boot screen
LM9-Login.png|Login screen
LM9-FirstBoot.png|First boot
LM9-Demo.png|Demo
Category:Linux Mint versions
Linux Mint Debian Edition 2

Linux Mint Debian Edition 2 (codenamed Betsy) is a version of LMDE released on 10 April 2015.
==Gallery==
Lmde2lang.png|Language selection
Lmde2time.png|Time zone
Lmde2key.png|Keyboard layout selection
Lmde2acc.png|Create account
Lmde2part.png|Disk partitioning
Lmde2sum.png|Summary
Lmde2copy.png|Copying files
Lmde2complete.png|Installation complete
Lmde2bomenu.png|Boot menu
Lmde2boot.png|Boot screen
Lmde2login.png|Login screen
Category:Linux Mint versions
Linux Mint Debian Edition 4

Linux Mint Debian Edition 4 (codenamed Debbie) is a version of LMDE, released on 20 March 2020.
==Gallery==
Lmde4setup.png|Setup
Lmde4install.png|Installing system
Lmde4finish.png|Installation completed
Lmde4boot.png|Boot screen
Lmde4login.png|Login screen
Category:Linux Mint versions
Lisa Office System

Lisa Office System is an operating system that was developed in the early 1980's, which is intended for the Apple Lisa computer. It has two user modes; Lisa Office System, which features icons, windows, menus, and a mouse for user interaction, whereas Workshop is almost entirely text-based. Lisa Office System faced several challenges, including its high price, as the Apple Lisa was initially priced at $9,995 in 1983 ($31,141.65 in 2024), which was prohibitively high for most consumers and businesses. Furthermore, the Lisa faced competition from other computers, including the IBM PC, which offered the similar capabilities at lower prices. Lisa Office System was later replaced with Macintosh System Software in 1984.
== Version list ==
Category:Operating systems
Lisa Office System 3.0

Lisa Office System 3.0 is a version of Lisa Office System. It was released in 1984.
== Gallery ==
File:LisaOS-3.0-Desk.png|Desktop
File:LisaOS-3.0-Calc.png|Calculator
File:LisaOS-3.0-Clock.png|Clock
File:LisaOS-3.0-Shut.png|Shutdown screen
Lotus SmartSuite

IBM/Lotus SmartSuite is an office suite from Lotus software for Microsoft Windows and OS/2. It includes SmartCenter, 1-2-3, Word Pro, Freelance Graphics, Approach, Organizer, and ScreenCam.
== Versions ==
=== Windows versions ===
*Lotus SmartSuite 3.0
*Lotus SmartSuite 3.1
*Lotus SmartSuite 4.0
*Lotus SmartSuite 96
*Lotus SmartSuite 97
*Lotus SmartSuite 9.0
*Lotus SmartSuite 9.5
*Lotus SmartSuite 9.8
=== OS/2 versions ===
*Lotus SmartSuite for OS/2
*Lotus SmartSuite for OS/2 Warp 4
Category:Applications
Lubuntu

Lubuntu is a variant of Ubuntu that uses the LXQt desktop environment instead of Ubuntu's GNOME. It is considered to use fewer resources and be more lightweight than other Linux distributions. Therefore, it is popular to run on older PCs and netbooks which may not have as much power.
Lubuntu originally used the LXDE desktop environment, however it was replaced by LXQt in version 18.10.
== Version history ==
Name 	Release date 	Notes
Lubuntu 10.04 	2 May 2010 	
Lubuntu 10.10 	10 October 2010	
Lubuntu 11.04 	28 April 2011 	
Lubuntu 11.10 	13 October 2011	
Lubuntu 12.04 	26 April 2012 	
Lubuntu 12.10 	18 October 2012	
Lubuntu 13.04 	25 April 2013 	
Lubuntu 13.10 	17 October 2013	
Lubuntu 14.04 LTS	17 April 2014 	Last version to support certain PowerPC Macs.
Lubuntu 14.10 	23 October 2014	
Lubuntu 15.04 	23 April 2015 	
Lubuntu 15.10 	22 October 2015	
Lubuntu 16.04 LTS	21 April 2016 	
Lubuntu 16.10 	20 October 2016	
Lubuntu 17.04 	13 April 2017 	
Lubuntu 17.10 	19 October 2017	First version to offer an alternate version using LXQt
Lubuntu 18.04 LTS	26 April 2018 	
Lubuntu 18.10 	18 October 2018	Fully transitioned from LXDE to LXQt for the official release
Lubuntu 19.04 	18 April 2019 	First version to drop 32-bit CPU support
Lubuntu 19.10 	17 October 2019	
Lubuntu 20.04 LTS	23 April 2020 	
Lubuntu 20.10 	22 October 2020	Moved from using the X display server to the Wayland protocol via Mir
Lubuntu 21.04 	22 April 2021 	
Lubuntu 21.10 	14 October 2021	
Lubuntu 22.04 LTS	21 April 2022 	
Lubuntu 22.10 	20 October 2022	
Lubuntu 23.04 	20 April 2023 	
Lubuntu 23.10 	12 October 2023	
Lubuntu 24.04 LTS	25 April 2024 	
Lubuntu 24.10 	10 October 2024	
Category:Linux
Category:Operating systems
Category:Ubuntu flavors
Lubuntu 10.04

Lubuntu 10.04 is an LTS version of Lubuntu, and also the first release of Lubuntu.
== Gallery ==
File:Lubuntu 10.04 LTS Desktop.png|Desktop
File:Lubuntu 10.04 LTS uname.png|uname -a
File:Lubuntu 10.04 LTS Demo.png|Demo
Category:Lubuntu versions
Lubuntu 14.04

Lubuntu 14.04 is the second LTS release of Lubuntu. It is also the last PPC version of Lubuntu.
== Gallery ==
File:Lubuntu 14.04 LTS Desktop.png|Desktop
File:Lubuntu 14.04 LTS neofetch.png|neofetch
File:Lubuntu 14.04 LTS Demo.png|Demo
Category:Lubuntu versions
Lubuntu 14.10

Lubuntu 14.10 is a version of Lubuntu. It is the first version of Lubuntu to ship in both LXDE and LXQt ISOs.
== Gallery ==
File:Lubuntu 14.10 Neofetch.png|neofetch
File:Lubuntu 14.10 Desktop.png|Desktop
File:Lubuntu 14.10 Demo.png|Demo
== Quirks ==
The desktop is a little glitched when switching resolutions.
Category:Lubuntu versions
Lubuntu 15.04

Lubuntu 15.04 is a version of Lubuntu. It uses the LXDE desktop environment by default again, until Lubuntu 18.10.
== Gallery ==
File:Lubuntu 15.04 Desktop.png|Desktop
File:Lubuntu 15.04 neofetch.png|neofetch
File:Lubuntu 15.04 Demo.png|Demo
Category:Lubuntu versions
Lubuntu 17.10

Lubuntu 17.10 is a version of Lubuntu that was released to the general public on 19 October 2017.
== Gallery ==
File:Lubuntu17.10Boot.png|Boot screen
File:Lubuntu17.10CopyingFiles.png|Copying files
File:Lubuntu17.10Logon.png|Login screen
File:Lubuntu17.10Desktop.png|Desktop
Category:Lubuntu versions
Lubuntu 18.04

Lubuntu 18.04 is an LTS version of Lubuntu. It is the last LTS version of Lubuntu to use the LXDE desktop environment.
== Gallery ==
File:Lubuntu 18.04 Desktop.png|Desktop
File:Lubuntu 18.04 neofetch.png|neofetch
File:Lubuntu 18.04 LTS Demo.png|Demo
Category:Lubuntu versions
Lubuntu 18.10

Lubuntu 18.10 is a version of Lubuntu. It is the first version to use the LXQt desktop environment and the last version to support the 32-bit architecture.
== Gallery ==
File:Lubuntu 18.10 Desktop.png|Desktop
File:Lubuntu 18.10 Neofetch.png|neofetch
File:Lubuntu 18.10 Demo.png|Demo
Category:Lubuntu versions
Lubuntu 20.10

Lubuntu 20.10 is a version of Lubuntu.
== Gallery ==
Lubuntu 20.10 Desktop.png|Desktop
Lubuntu 20.10 VLC Media Player.png|VLC Media Player
Lubuntu 20.10 Transmission.png|Transmission
Lubuntu 20.10 QTerminal.png|QTerminal
Lubuntu 20.10 Neofetch.png|neofetch
Lubuntu 20.10 LXQt version.png|LXQt version
Lubuntu 20.10 Firefox.png|Firefox
Lubuntu 20.10 Lock Screen.png|Lock Screen
Category:Lubuntu versions
Lubuntu 21.04

Lubuntu 21.04 is a version of Lubuntu, which was released under the codename “Hirsute Hippo”.
==Gallery==
File:Lububububuntu boot.png|Boot screen
File:Lubbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbuntu 21.04 login.png|Login screen (SDDM)
File:Lububububububububuntu 21.04 desktop.png|Desktop
Category:Lubuntu versions
Lubuntu 21.10

Lubuntu 21.10 is a version of Lubuntu, which was released under the codename “Impish Indri”.
== Gallery ==
File:Lububububuntu boot.png|Boot screen
File:Lubuntu21.10copyingfiles.png|Copying files
File:Lubuntu21.10login.png|Login screen
File:Lubuntu21.10desktop.png|Desktop
File:Lubuntu21.10demo.png|Demo
Category:Lubuntu versions
MAME

MAME (Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator), is a free, and open-source emulator which can emulate video game consoles and computer systems.
==MESS==
MESS (Muiti Emulator Super System) is a video game emulator based on the MAME core, and thus they were similar. It has been merged with the MAME emulator since version 0.162 from 27 May 2015.
==Notes==
Category:Emulators
MATE

MATE is a desktop environment for Linux and Unix-like operating systems that was forked from GNOME 2, trying to continue it after GNOME 3 had received bad reception due to trying to provide a simple user experience, and making questionable design decisions to achieve that, such as removing maximize and minimize buttons and simplifying configuration options.
== Distributions that provide it as default GUI ==
Here provides a list of what distributions use it as a default/alternative desktop environment out of the box.
*Ubuntu MATE
*Arch Linux GUI
*Linux Mint
*ArcoLinux
*Debian
*Fedora
*Gentoo
*FreeBSD
*Manjaro
*openSUSE
*GNU Guix
*Void Linux
Category:Desktop environments
MS-DOS 1.20

According to MS-DOS 2.11 source code, MS-DOS 1.20 is an unreleased internal version of MS-DOS.
== Change log ==
 1.20 12/31/81 Add time to FCB; separate FAT from DPT; Kill SMALLDIR;
 Add FLUSH and MAPDEV calls; allow disk mapping in DSKCHG;
 Lots of smaller improvements
Category:Versions of MS-DOS
Category:Unleaked builds
MS-DOS 1.23

MS-DOS 1.23 was released in 1982, among the first versions of MS-DOS. MS-DOS 1.25 is the first version of MS-DOS released to OEMs but according to a document named CUSTOMIZING MS-DOS version 1.23 and later provided by Seattle Computer Products, MS-DOS 1.23 did exist and was possibly released to a small number of OEMs.http://bitsavers.org/pdf/seattleComputer/Customizing_MS-DOS_1.23_and_Later.pdf There is a known evaluation copy of MS-DOS 1.23 licensed to American Science, Energy and Environment
== Change log ==
 1.23 02/11/82 Add defaulting to parser; use variable escape character Don't
 zero extent field in IBM version (back to 1.01!)
== Gallery ==
MS-DOS 1.23 Disk.png|Floppy disk
== References ==
Category:Versions of MS-DOS
Category:Unleaked builds
MS-DOS 1.24

MS-DOS 1.24 was released in March 1982 as the second general release to IBM. IBM named it IBM® Personal Computer™ DOS 1.10 but it was believed to be MS-DOS 1.24 compiled with the IBM switch on.
It supported both single sided (160KB) and double sided (320KB) 5.25" floppies and there was no sub-directory support (all files must be located in the root directory). As a result of that, \, / and other symbols can be used in file names.
== Change log ==
 1.24 03/01/82 Restore fcn. 27 to 1.0 level; add fcn. 28
== Internal commands ==
The Command Interpreter, COMMAND.COM, supported these commands:
* DIR
* TYPE
* COPY
* ERASE
* RENAME
* PAUSE
* REM
Category:Versions of MS-DOS
Category:Unleaked builds
MS-DOS 1.25

MS-DOS 1.25 was released in April 1982 as the first general release to OEM customers other than IBM, so it was used by all the first clone manufacturers. Some OEMs labeled their release with different version numbers (e.g. COMPAQ), but they are all based on version 1.25.https://github.com/microsoft/MS-DOS/blob/master/v1.25/Tim_Paterson_16Dec2013_email.txt
It supported both single sided (160KB) and double sided (320KB) 5.25" floppies and there was no sub-directory support (all files must be located in the root directory). As a result of that, \, / and other symbols can be used in file names.
== Versioning ==
The DOS kernel always reports version 1.25. COMMAND.COM from the original (1982-03) compile reports version 1.17 and COMMAND.COM from the updated (1982-08) release reports 1.18.
An extra H can be seen at the end of the version string for some OEM releases, and it means the OS was assembled with the HIGHMEM switch enabled, which causes DOS to be loaded to the highest blocks of memory.
== Changes from MS-DOS 1.24 ==
MS-DOS 1.24 corresponds to IBM PC-DOS 1.10 and there is only one minor change between the two versions as described by the writer of DOS, Tim Paterson. The change was a marker (00) being placed at end of the directory to speed up searches.
== Internal commands ==
The Command Interpreter, COMMAND.COM, supports these commands:
* DIR
* TYPE
* COPY
* ERASE
* RENAME
* PAUSE
* REM
== Bugs and quirks ==
* The SYS utility can only transfer the system if the destination disk is already a system disk, which means it cannot transfer the system to a blank/empty disk. This bug was fixed by Tim Paterson after he left Microsoft and returned to Seattle Computer Products, and therefore SCP was the only OEM to have this bug patched.https://github.com/microsoft/MS-DOS/blob/master/v2.0/source/SYS.ASM#L4
== Gallery ==
MS-DOS 1.25 DirList.png|Directory list (normal and wide)
MS-DOS 1.25 Chkdsk.png|CHKDSK
MS-DOS 1.25 Debug.png|DEBUG
MS-DOS 1.25 FilCom.png|FILCOM
=== OEM versions ===
File:MS-DOS-1.25-Panasonic-JB-3000.PNG|Panasonic JB-3000 OEM
File:MS-DOS-1.25-Sanyo-MBC-550.PNG|Sanyo MBC-550 OEM
== References ==
Category:Versions of MS-DOS
MS-DOS 1.26

According to MS-DOS 2.11 source code, MS-DOS 1.26 is an unreleased internal version of MS-DOS.
== Change log ==
 1.26 03/03/82 Directory buffers searched as a circular queue, current buffer
 is searched first when possible to minimize I/O
 03/03/82 STORE routine optimized to tack on partial sector tail as
 full sector write when file is growing
 03/09/82 Multiple I/O buffers
 03/29/82 Two bugs: Delete all case resets search to start at beginning
 of directory (infinite loop possible otherwise), DSKRESET
 must invalidate all buffers (disk and directory).
Category:Versions of MS-DOS
Category:Unleaked builds
MS-DOS 1.27

According to MS-DOS 2.11 source code, MS-DOS 1.27 is an unreleased internal version of MS-DOS.
== Change log ==
 1.27 03/31/82 Installable device drivers
 Function call 47 - Get pointer to device table list
 Function call 48 - Assign CON AUX LIST
 04/01/82 Spooler interrupt (INT 28) added.
Category:Versions of MS-DOS
Category:Unleaked builds
MS-DOS 1.28

According to MS-DOS 2.11 source code, MS-DOS 1.28 is an unreleased internal version of MS-DOS. At this stage of development, it is already clear that the next major release of MS-DOS is version MS-DOS 2.00 and it will differ significantly from the previous MS-DOS 1.25 release.
== Change log ==
 1.28 04/15/82 DOS retructured to use ASSUMEs and PROC labels around system
 call entries. Most CS relative references changed to SS
 relative with an eye toward putting a portion of the DOS in
 ROM. DOS source also broken into header, data and code pieces
 04/15/82 GETDMA and GETVECT calls added as 24 and 32. These calls
 return the current values.
 04/15/82 INDOS flag implemented for interrupt processing along with
 call to return flag location (call 29)
 04/15/82 Volume ID attribute added
 04/17/82 Changed ABORT return to user to a long ret from a long jump to
 avoid a CS relative reference.
 04/17/82 Put call to STATCHK in dispatcher to catch ^C more often
 04/20/82 Added INT int_upooler into loop ^S wait
 04/22/82 Dynamic disk I/O buffer allocation and call to manage them
 call 49.
 04/23/82 Added GETDSKPTDL as call 50, similar to GETFATPT(DL), returns
 address of DPB
 04/29/82 Mod to WRTDEV to look for ^C or ^S at console input when
 writting to console device via file I/O. Added a console
 output attribute to devices.
 04/30/82 Call to en/dis able ^C check in dispatcher Call 51
 04/30/82 Code to allow assignment of func 1-12 to disk files as well
 as devices.... pipes, redirection now possible
 04/30/82 Expanded GETLIST call to 2.0 standard
 05/04/82 Change to INT int_fatal_abort callout int HARDERR. DOS SS
 (data segment) stashed in ES, INT int_fatal_abort routines must
 preserve ES. This mod so HARDERR can be ROMed.
Category:Versions of MS-DOS
Category:Unleaked builds
MS-DOS 1.29

According to MS-DOS 2.11 source code, MS-DOS 1.29 is an unreleased internal version of MS-DOS. At this stage of development, it is already clear that the next major release of MS-DOS is version MS-DOS 2.00 and it will differ significantly from the previous MS-DOS 1.25 release.
== Change log ==
 1.29 06/01/82 Installable block and character devices as per 2.0 spec
 06/04/82 Fixed Bug in CLOSE regarding call to CHKFATWRT. It got left
 out back about 1.27 or so (oops). ARR
Category:Versions of MS-DOS
Category:Unleaked builds
MS-DOS 1.30

According to MS-DOS 2.11 source code, MS-DOS 1.30 is an unreleased internal version of MS-DOS. At this stage of development, it is already clear that the next major release of MS-DOS is version MS-DOS 2.00 and it will differ significantly from the previous MS-DOS 1.25 release. A new internal command (VER) was added to the command interpreter (COMMAND.COM). The command interpreter reports version 1.19 upon boot.
== Change log ==
 1.30 06/07/82 Directory sector buffering added to main DOS buffer queue
Category:Versions of MS-DOS
Category:Unleaked builds
MS-DOS 1.40

According to MS-DOS 2.11 source code, MS-DOS 1.40 is an unreleased internal version of MS-DOS. At this stage of development, it is already clear that the next major release of MS-DOS is version MS-DOS 2.00 and it will differ significantly from the previous MS-DOS 1.25 release. Tree structured directory (folder) support was first implemented in this build resulting it being closer to MS-DOS 2.00 than MS-DOS 1.25. 4 new internal commands (MKDIR, CHDIR, PWD and RMDIR) were added to the command interpreter (COMMAND.COM). The command interpreter reports version 1.20 upon boot.
== Change log ==
 1.40 06/15/82 Tree structured directories. XENIX Path Parser MKDIR CHDIR
 RMDIR Xenix calls
Category:Versions of MS-DOS
Category:Unleaked builds
MS-DOS 1.41

According to MS-DOS 2.11 source code, MS-DOS 1.41 is an unreleased internal version of MS-DOS. At this stage of development, it is already clear that the next major release of MS-DOS is version MS-DOS 2.00 and it will differ significantly from the previous MS-DOS 1.25 release.
== Change log ==
 1.41 06/13/82 Made GETBUFFR call PLACEBUF
Category:Versions of MS-DOS
Category:Unleaked builds
MS-DOS 1.50

According to MS-DOS 2.11 source code, MS-DOS 1.50 is an unreleased internal version of MS-DOS. At this stage of development, it is already clear that the next major release of MS-DOS is version MS-DOS 2.00 and it will differ significantly from the previous MS-DOS 1.25 release.
== Change log ==
 1.50 06/17/82 FATs cached in buffer pool, get FAT pointer calls disappear
 Frees up lots of memory.
Category:Versions of MS-DOS
Category:Unleaked builds
MS-DOS 1.51

According to MS-DOS 2.11 source code, MS-DOS 1.51 is an unreleased internal version of MS-DOS. At this stage of development, it is already clear that the next major release of MS-DOS is version MS-DOS 2.00 and it will differ significantly from the previous MS-DOS 1.25 release.
== Change log ==
 1.51 06/24/82 BREAKDOWN modified to do EXACT one sector read/write through
 system buffers
Category:Versions of MS-DOS
Category:Unleaked builds
MS-DOS 1.52

According to MS-DOS 2.11 source code, MS-DOS 1.52 is an unreleased internal version of MS-DOS. At this stage of development, it is already clear that the next major release of MS-DOS is version MS-DOS 2.00 and it will differ significantly from the previous MS-DOS 1.25 release.
== Change log ==
 1.52 06/30/82 OPEN, CLOSE, READ, WRITE, DUP, DUP2, LSEEK implemented
Category:Versions of MS-DOS
Category:Unleaked builds
MS-DOS 1.53

According to MS-DOS 2.11 source code, MS-DOS 1.53 is an unreleased internal version of MS-DOS. At this stage of development, it is already clear that the next major release of MS-DOS is version MS-DOS 2.00 and it will differ significantly from the previous MS-DOS 1.25 release.
== Change log ==
 1.53 07/01/82 OPEN CLOSE mod for Xenix calls, saves and gets remote dir
Category:Versions of MS-DOS
Category:Unleaked builds
MS-DOS 1.54

According to the MS-DOS 2.11 source code, MS-DOS 1.54 is an unreleased internal version of MS-DOS. At this stage of development, it was already clear that the next major release of MS-DOS, version 2.00, and would significantly differ from the previous release.
== Change log ==
 1.54 07/11/82 Function calls 1-12 make use of new 2.0 PDB. Init code
 changed to set file handle environment.
Category:Versions of MS-DOS
Category:Unleaked builds
MS-DOS 5.00 RC10

MS-DOS 5.00 RC10 is a Release Candidate 10 build of MS-DOS 5.00. The ver command does not show the build number in this build. It was uploaded to a BBS on 31 March 1991 as Teledisk images, and again on 8 April 1991, where it was mislabeled as the final release build.
Category:MS-DOS 5 builds
MS-DOS 5.00 RC3

MS-DOS 5.00 RC3 is the Release Candidate 3 build of MS-DOS 5.00. It was uploaded to a BBS on 11 March 1991 as a set of Teledisk images and was eventually lost. The build was later found and uploaded on 24 June 2024.
== Gallery ==
File:MS-DOS-5.00.RC3-Expired.png|Expiry warning
File:MS-DOS-5.00.RC3-Setup.png|Setup
File:MS-DOS-5.00.RC3-DOSSHELL.png|DOSSHELL
Category:MS-DOS 5 builds
MS-DOS 5.00 build 217

MS-DOS 5.00 build 217 is a build of MS-DOS 5.00. A BetaArchive user claims to possess the build, but its existence is not yet confirmed.https://www.betaarchive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=21700
==References==
Category:MS-DOS 5 builds
Category:Unconfirmed builds
Category:Unleaked builds