From: adamklobukowski@gmail.com   
      
   W dniu środa, 27 sierpnia 2014 16:06:31 UTC+2 użytkownik Ken Springer   
   napisał:   
      
   > Hmmmm, I never tried MiNT, but I thought is was developed by an    
   > individual, can't remember the name, and also thought it was a Linux    
   > offshoot for the 68000 processor.  I remember reading how people took    
   > the name and said Mint is Not Tos.  Then Atari purchased it, and it be    
   > came Mint is Now Tos.   
   >    
   > Well...  I was wrong about it being a Linux offshoot.  Looked in my    
   > Atari Compendium, and MiNT is an extension to GEMDOS that allows GEMDOS    
   > to multitask under MultiTOS.  MultiTOS allows you to access and create    
   > alternative filesystems.   
      
   This is wrong.   
      
   MiNT (FreeMiNT) is an operating system kernel that replaces GEMDOS, most of   
   BIOS and some parts XBIOS. Originally, MiNT + special version of AES (by   
   Atari) formed MultiTOS. It was slow and buggy, but it worked.   
      
   It is MiNT that allows using filesystems like Minix, ext2 or NFS.   
      
   Today you can use FreeMiNT kernel with Xaaes (AES developed from scratch, much   
   better then original Atari AES).   
      
   AdamK   
      
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