Anybody ever wondered what happened to dos and if all system resourses were commited to one program (that you are using: being the only one you are concerned about at the time) would be better. Why commit what you don't need. Are you all windows weenies or dos preppies?
What happened to DOS?
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GlennD45
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Posté 05 décembre 2009 - 05:43
georage
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I use Linux primarily, but DOS totally sucked. No GUI! If you can't use a mouse with an OS, it has no place on a computer in this day and age.
If you really love DOS, use Debian from the command line for a living like I do.
If you really love DOS, use Debian from the command line for a living like I do.
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Posté 05 décembre 2009 - 08:00
GlennD45
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georage wrote...
I use Linux primarily, but DOS totally sucked. No GUI! If you can't use a mouse with an OS, it has no place on a computer in this day and age.
If you really love DOS, use Debian from the command line for a living like I do.
so is that a pirate software . .. and i may be speaking on behalf of microsoft or the old microsoft or maybe upi = i can do whatever i want = dude ur a hacker .. heh .. .. love ya man .. anyway .,.
my reasons ..: 1st .. luix sux .. i cant play games that really pisses me off .. 2nd .. my graphical interface doesnt pertain to you .. .. third .. cant we all get along ... graphics
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Posté 05 décembre 2009 - 08:07
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georage wrote...
I use Linux primarily, but DOS totally sucked. No GUI! If you can't use a mouse with an OS, it has no place on a computer in this day and age.
If you really love DOS, use Debian from the command line for a living like I do.
well you know how it goes .... im following up on the other post ...previously .. in my anbient state .. anyway .. if you will take the sum of the third of pi and add it to what u got it might work ... other than that dude its never gonna work ... <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<__--- does it matter ? <<<<<-- what matters?
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Posté 05 décembre 2009 - 09:25
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Comparatively speaking, a sickening amount of system resources are dedicated to creating the UI and maintaining such things. If systems just had to mess with text and raw data we could have the universe mapped probably by now. Haha. That's most likely not true but still. We could "do" more but then we wouldn't have out easy point and click buttons or games as we know them. 
