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Hello,
I saw that at nano site there are a mirror for MS-DOS binaries, I was thinking about having that on my emulated 8088 at my Jornada 720... I always wondered about having Linux under PocketDOS emulator...
http://www.nano-editor.org/download.php has a WinNT/Win95 binary. Bearing in mind that Nano is a command line editor, I would assume that it will open in Dos. You could also look at the links on the download page to see if there is an alternate pure Dos download, as the link that shows Dos versions is broken.
It looks as though whoever was maintaining the DOS version is no longer doing so. http://www.nano-editor.org/contact.php gives you methods to contact the group to see if anyone else is doing so, though since 16 bit DOS is no more it may not exist.
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