ALL VERSIONS OF MS-DOS (1.0-8.0)

Hello WinExp!,

This is a view of the history of Microsoft Disk Operating System.
We know this is a prerevolution of Microsoft Windows.

In history, MS-DOS overruled the computer.
MS-DOS is an Operating System where you could run the computer with commands.

It was pretty hard to run the computer in the cause of learning commands this was the operating system before the Graphical User Interface.

When Windows 3.0 (1990) was released the popularity of MS-DOS felt down, which means more users have got a GUI operating system.
The GUI was easier to use and without command, because the computer did that by itself.

All versions I used in the video:
- Version 1.0 (1980)
- Version 1.1 (1982)
- Version 1.25 (1982)
- Version 2.0 (1983)
- Version 2.1 (1983)
- Version 3.0 (1984)
- Version 3.1 (1985)
- Version 3.2 (1985)
- Version 3.3 (1987)
- Version 4.0 (1988)
- Version 5.0 (1991)
- Version 6.0 (1993)
- Version 6.1 (1993)
- Version 6.2 (1993)
- Version 6.21 (1993)
- Version 6.22 (1994)
- Version 7.0 (1995)
- Version 7.1 (1997)
- Version 8.0 (2000)
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Greetings,

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1/8/2019

[enderbo]

R.I.P MS-DOS 1981-2000 You will be remembered, used in VM's, and ported to DOSBox

[Blockly]

Version 2.1
"No new features"
Me: Wtf?

Version 3.1
"No new features"
Me: HmmmMmMmMmmM

[ThomMyer]

My grandmother/legal guardian was taught how to use a computer, her very first one was based on MS-DOS, which was the IBM Model 5150 the day my grandmother started college in 1982. Brings back a lot of tech memories in my family. Great video!

I was born three years after MS-DOS ended, I wished they brought it back, Now I have just done a command prompt on how to get to the Lego Digital Designer skins and such, but it was *very easy*

[marcelohidalgo]

MS-UNO 1798-1980
MS-DOS 1981-2000
MS-TRES 2000-2080

[m_acg]

"Command Prompt" existed in early to mid-1990s for Windows NT lines operating systems. MS-DOS did not "become" cmd, it was simply diminished after Windows NT-based systems started to take over the mainstream in early 2000s.

[hieuquocnguyen]

In 2001, at a Microsoft event, Bill Gates decided to end the era for MS-DOS and Windows 95 and earlier, with a scene that he terminates the DOS console
RIP MS-DOS 1981-2001

[MiriamMartinez-mqqu]

1.x 1981-1982
2.x 1983-1983
3.x 1984-1987
4.x 1988-1988
5.x 1991-1991
6.x 1993-1994
7.x 1995-1997
8.x (Final) 2000-2000

[losinfoify]

FreeDOS > MS DOS

MS DOS: 1981-2001
FreeDOS: 1998-Today

[mitchelvalentino]

FreeDOS is still actively developed fwiw.

[RETROCENGO]

Loved my days with ms DOS gaming.
Cd games
Cd doom2
Doom2.exe

[kimj]

Brings so much memories from my childhood. Played tons of games back then (after begging my Mom to let me use her thesis PC). 😂

Doom
Heretic
Hexen
Hellbender
Microsoft FS
Mageslayer
Wolfenstein

[taxuanbach]

Version 2.1 and 3.1 are fixed bugs versions

[JayCeeCreates]

I would rather not let DOS come back, and it's definitely for the better. People nowadays are entirely reliant on GUI, as you said, because clicking things is easier than typing dir /w and looking for the file/folder you wanted.

[janno]

UPGRADE TO MS-DOS 5 ! MAKE DOS APPLICATIONS COME ALIVE !

[UnbarablePain]

You'd be amazed at some of the programs I use at work which were created on DOS architecture and still use it in the background.

[VIVOOM]

I like it when ms dos comes on when I boot up my computer because its very classic!

[luclevesquephd]

Did bring back memories. I was nostalgic and stumbled upon this video. I learned quite alot with operating systems, but no, MS-DOS should not come back. We are in a better place now.

[detroitMC]

It's cute how it will still always be around via Command Prompt. Proof you can ever escape your roots.

[RTMonitor]

With its popularity of GUI, it is now as an application to the operating system that it used to be an operating system. Operating system-ception.

[elifuller]

I'm fairly sure 3.1's big feature was double the hard drive support from 3, not alot of people saw that as enough to upgrade and it was one of the first that was heavily oem with most versions being proprietary to the pc it came with.