DOS x86 Operating Systems
DOS x86 Operating Systems
DOS
DOS is an acronym for Disk Operating System (OS). A disk operating system is software that organizes and controls how computers read, write and interact with disks (floppy, hard, CD-ROM) and communicate with a computer's various input/output devices: keyboards, pointing devices, scanners, microphones, serial and parallel ports; screens, printers, modems, etc.
On this page, links are arranged in three groups and levels: 1) Top group: issues spanning multiple unrelated DOSs. 2) Middle group: graphic user interfaces for DOS. 3) Bottom group: specific DOSs.
Top: Computers: Software: Operating Systems: x86: DOS
See Also:
- An index of all built-in commands available in all versions of MS-DOS. Includes description and syntax of commands.
- A barebones DOS alternative.
- Makes PTS-DOS 2000: network support, file manager, archiver, internal boot virus protection, graphical web browser; email, telnet, FTP clients; many utilities, some for embedded system development.
- A 32-bit multitasking, real time replacement for MS-DOS.
- Retooling of IBM PC DOS for use in embedded systems.
- A free DOS-compatible operating system. Site includes sample applications, discussion forum, and development information.
- Makes PC DOS 2000; was one of the two original DOSes for the IBM PC. Now year 2000 compliant, and updated for a new century. Preserve your investment in DOS applications.
- Commentary, tutorials, and references for MS-DOS and related utilities.
- A floppy-disk based operating systems distribution with a focus on multimedia applications.
- In German and in English language. Also wiki, downloads, and links.
- Reduced Memory Footprint; goals: match functions of MS-DOS 6.22, IBM PC DOS 7.00, DR-DOS 7 subset. Written mainly in 2 free C compilers and assembler, most parts are smaller uncompressed than compressed parts of MS, IBM, DR. [Open Source, BSD]
- Contains PDOS, a public domain DOS alternative.
- Full embedded OS; compact, reliable, fully compatible DOS for embedded uses, mobile computing environments, fast connecting of embedded systems to Internet. By Datalight, Inc.
- The core of DOS compatible operating system that is currently under development.
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