Hello
As I understand the windows or linux os is an interface which relates the user with the shell(Dos,bash...etc) which in turn communicate with the computer HW-through other layers of lower level- to perform the operations..is that right ?
then whats under windows is DOS ? I mean if I bought a computer with no OS I will found DOS ? and what about cmd.exe, is it DOS or some other shell ?
I know that GNU Linux works with a bash shell right ? so if installed Linux on a computer the bash shell will replace the DOS ?
sorry for my long topic I just want tounderstand this issue simply
thank you
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| 13Oct2010,17:55 | #2 |
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Windows 3.1 had DOS as a base but the recent windows does not have DOS as a OS anyway and cmd.exe is just a utility tool
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| 13Oct2010,18:01 | #3 |
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so the black screen which I can enter commands in it at the system startup is what ?
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| 13Oct2010,19:54 | #4 |
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Are you saying the BIOS part because I do not see any option to enter commands
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| 13Oct2010,20:50 | #5 |
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Yeaaaah sorry I was confused
that black screen actually appears when a start-up disk is loaded, you are right after BIOS nothing happens it fails to boot ok now the cmd.exe is a tool for what ? |
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| 13Oct2010,22:43 | #6 |
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Executing DOS commands and also writing batch scripts and executing them.
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| 13Oct2010,23:01 | #7 |
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Thanks alot for your HELP
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| 13Oct2010,23:15 | #8 |
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Linux is more secure then Windows. Most of big organizations prefer to use Linux due to security reasons.
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| 14Oct2010,08:26 | #9 |


