Good assessment. To be clear, the comparison is kind of narrow. The claim is that one person (or a few) functioning in their use case day to day on it means it&#x27;s &quot;ready for the desktop.&quot; Remember what desktop we ran businesses and home stuff on before Windows? And which version has been updated probably the most? ;)<p>Many Fortune 500 companies run on terminal apps to a large degree even if many put GUI&#x27;s on front of them. So do a lot of warehouses and retail stores. Doesn&#x27;t really hinder them day-to-day. Just not convenient, flexible, and so on as modern IT. FreeDOS is certainly not comparable to OpenBSD or anything but seems to show the folly of &quot;someone uses it day to day so let&#x27;s call it a real desktop and ready!&quot; Suddenly, the word desktop gets much less meaningful really quickly.