Added DOS and FreeBSD mentions to the README#810
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I don't know what was the original order of the entries, so I tried to keep something sensible. * Windows is probably the most popular, so I wanted to keep it at the top. * All PC ports should be together. * All mobile ports should be together. * All video-game ports should be together. Given that, a reverse-alphabetical order is close enough to a reverse-chronological order. DOS and 3DS both sort last, and they are the oldest systems in their groups.
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This is a follow-up of #799 (comment)
I don't know what was the original order of the entries, so I tried to keep something sensible.
Given that, a reverse-alphabetical order is close enough to a reverse-chronological order. DOS and 3DS both sort last, and they are the oldest systems in their groups.