As of now only Windows.

It’s on a to-do.

Considering it did nothing a month ago, who knows what the future holds.

I sent you an email with the deets

Mee too plz? 🙂

It’s fine replying to old stuff, it shows up.

Finding old Soviet stuff is really difficult, at least back then. And being an outsider makes it all the more difficult. It was kinda fun though.

There must be some 32bit advanced stuff, I saw something written mostly in modula 2, even with a Tetris.

Maybe it’s still in use, hence the information scarcity

I emailed you a link

Unfortunately, I couldn’t find versions for other architectures too (I understand and speak Russian, then I can google in Russian). Maybe I’ll try to ask someone…

There’s no vi. But I built it. But it doesn’t support Cyrillic.
When I found the FPGA project https://github.com/forth32/dvk-fpga – I decided to have DEMOS on it, and I had to recompile the kernel.

Ctrl+N (RU) / Ctrl+O (EN) are used to change language (actually, there’re RUS and LAT keys on Soviet terminals, or sometimes one RUS/LAT key which sends those sequences).

I found out that the image doesn’t have all utilities / headers / etc., something I had to build. I wrote a little here https://merclangrat.wordpress.com/2025/08/28/35-years-since-the-soviet-unions-first-internet-connection/ and would try to make a website.