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I've heard that PC-DOS 1 had no directory support, and got drive letters as a replacement. DOS 2 found this already limiting, and introduced dirs, but the driv
by hyperman1 8mo ago
I've heard that PC-DOS 1 had no directory support, and got drive letters as a replacement. DOS 2 found this already limiting, and introduced dirs, but the drive letters already existed.
The fact that devices like CON exist (virtually) in every dir is also a consequence of this.
- pjmlp 8mo agoWhen I started using PCs, MS-DOS 3.3 was the latest version, and my memory also tells me that directories were introduced in version 2.