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DOS has similarly been stripped from Windows but 3rd party DOS shells exist on many platforms Huh? DOS != Command line interpreter or shell. DOS per se hasn'
by snozolli 2y ago
DOS has similarly been stripped from Windows but 3rd party DOS shells exist on many platforms
Huh? DOS != Command line interpreter or shell. DOS per se hasn't existed for decades, but the command line (Command Prompt) lives on, using pretty much the same syntax.
Honestly knowing Bash is more Windows specific at this point than DOS.
Bash is more Windows-specific than "DOS"?! That makes no sense whatsoever.
I am well aware of INI files being used by applications on several operating systems.
What are you even talking about now? You started the whole ini discussion with "Remember .ini files? Yea how relevant is that today?" So it went from irrelevant to relevant across platforms?
- Retric 2y ago> Huh? On windows 11 using Microsoft only tools you can list every file in a directory using ls or dir. But Bash is by far a more powerful tool than command prompt making it far more relevant for a power user than some legacy syntax. > So it went from irrelevant to relevant across platforms? The point INI files and DOS come up but aren’t some Windows specific knowledge at this point.