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>_|Disk Operating System|_< 2017-06-14 03:17:59 Post No. 60897824
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>Not using superior DR-DOS on your embedded VIA x86 SoC to control an industrial CNC laser.
It's like you /g/aylords hate great things!
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>>60897824
>not FreeDOS
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>>60897979
>kek
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>>60898057
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DR-DOS#Controversies
>"In October 2005, it was discovered that DR-DOS 8.1 included several utilities from FreeDOS"
>kek
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>>60898541
Well meme'd. Comfy DOS general.
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>>60898057
Whom'st are you quoting?
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4dos > bash
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>>60897824
I always have been a dos user why is posix/linux/bash so hard to understand when you start as a dos user?
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>>60898833
Yes. Gives a good into to text-based interfaces.
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>>60898859
what
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>>60898833
Because Unix comes from a different branch of computer history, one where the operating system actually did things. Consequently, they had more advanced shells.
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>>60898993
And what about DCL?
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