Favorite OS
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My favorite (that I understand, though Linux is likely better) is DOS.
I was raised on MS-DOS 5.0(would make a cool T-shirt) and Windows 3.1
I was using it constantly from the very late 1980s up until late 1998, and was working with it on a more limited basis to this day with Q-Basic and my gransparent's old computer. That means 15 years of DOS usage...
Back in the late '80s, early '90s, my parents told me I could only use .COM and .EXE files to access things. I always thought it was a password thing or something when I was little....
I was raised on MS-DOS 5.0(would make a cool T-shirt) and Windows 3.1
I was using it constantly from the very late 1980s up until late 1998, and was working with it on a more limited basis to this day with Q-Basic and my gransparent's old computer. That means 15 years of DOS usage...
Back in the late '80s, early '90s, my parents told me I could only use .COM and .EXE files to access things. I always thought it was a password thing or something when I was little....
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MM007 wrote:(would make a cool T-shirt)
(if you don't get it, read it out loud)Comic book guy from The Simpson's shirt wrote:Code: Select all
C:\Dos> C:\Dos\Run> \Run\Dos\Run
Life of Brian wrote:I'll be honest with you - I would have never guessed that.RYW wrote:RYW:
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Its on a shirt too! http://www.thinkgeek.com/tshirts/coder/595d/gannon wrote:^ interesting mysql command

Re: Favorite OS
JackFrost22 wrote:Well I did this here cause this is the only place I can make polls. I dont want this to turn into a fight just say what you use or your favorite.
