> I grew up in DOS days, and a lot of kids back then were using it just fine. My first PC when I was a kid came with Win95, but all the good games were still o

> I grew up in DOS days, and a lot of kids back then were using it just fine. My first PC when I was a kid came with Win95, but all the good games were still on DOS. Some games like Ultima VII had their own extended memory system and was a pain to get working right, especially on a newer PC running Win95. It took a lot of trial and error to get the right boot disk/config.sys to get the game to work. It was like a game in itself. Needless to say, I got DOS-savvy pretty quickly since playing cool games was my motivation.