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README.md

SlashWear for MS-DOS

My first user-facing software, compiles with Borland Turbo C++, in 6th grade.

It features:

A glorious splash screen.
A pc-speaker theme song.
A colored DOS shell with customizable prompt.
A glimpse into the matrix.
Lots of easter eggs.

Let the colors wash over you.

SplashDemo is the highlight of the package, followed closely by SplashSong (make sure to have sound enabled!).

SPLASHWEAR.EXE is the intended entrypoint for the suite.

The original website that hosted this software is still online.

SplashWear 2.0

Thanks to the fine folks over at the Internet Archive, you can now run SplashWear directly in your web browser.