All DOS - All Day - Alright!!!
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"DOS" stands for Disc Operating System. It is completely command-line oriented; that is, one may run the system exclusively via key commands. Although many graphic desktops are available, one is never forced to use any because every operation may be accomplished right at the command line. The latest versions of DOS are very powerful and can be asked to do or automate just about any computer task. If you want to free yourself from the drudgery of desk-rodent point & clicking, huge bloatware programs like Windoze which consume more resources than are available in your home town, and wish to be relieved of the general nuisance & tedium of Graphic User Interfaces, upgrade to DOS! |
The Command Line is King!
Doctor DOS Betamax
Updates to this DOS site
As of December 21st, 2012.
In the Beginning was the Command Line
By Neal Stephenson.
Why the Command Line is More User-Friendly than the Desktop
By Penquin Pete
A Linux website, but the Command Line
Ideas apply to DOS, as well.
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This is Your Brain on Windows:
Restore Your Thinking with These:
Whip Up a Batch of...
DOS Batch Files |
Character Study
DOS Characters |
See the Errorlevel
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A Falsehood
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Extend a Helping Hand
DOS File Extensions |
Become a Switch Hitter
DOS Switches |
Command Performance
DOS Tips |
Variations on a Theme
DOS Variables |
Books and MagazinesDisplayed within are over one hundred and twenty-five categorised books and magazines for the newbie, intermediate and advanced user of DOS and its related applications and utilities. |
WitticismIncludes the Ten Commandments of DOS, the TUI versus GUI, Undocumented DOS Error Messages, Key DOS Phrases, Windoze Put-Downs, Operating System Airlines, etc. |
Links to Other SitesHundreds of links are provided to DOS Programs, Command Updates and Replacements, and Drivers for New Hardware. There are sites for DOS Versions of Modern Software, Games, Media Players, Graphic & Text Internet Browsers, and much more. Additional sites have Tips and Tutorials for Novice and Power Users, Command Summaries, Error Message Directories, DOS History, and Links Listings. |
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