So, as a prospective user of the kernel, after contributing to it for more than an year, I can conclude than it's good enough for simpler tasks not involving writing a lot of long named files on a FAT32 partition. For more complex tasks, however, MS-DOS 7.1, PC-DOS 7.1 and ROM-DOS 7.1 are more suitable. You can find a good comparison betweent the different DOS versions on the page of Wengier Wu (åææ, China DOS Union) http://newdos.yginfo.net/dosfat32.htm (page is in English).
It gives to me a 404... (though the link seems interesting enough).
http://www.google.com.br/search?q=cache:PIFhy-PkmJ0J:newdos.yginfo.net/dosfat32.htm+dosfat32&hl=pt
Alain
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