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In the future, it will be the world of Vista. Is DOS still useful? No matter what, in the future it must be the world of Vista. I don't know if DOS will still be useful then. Asking everyone for advice, thank you

Nowadays, people are driving BMWs,
But every day is still the same as before, eating and drinking~

Originally posted by superadam at 2008-4-26 14:32:
Now people are driving BMWs,
Still eating and drinking every day just like before~

It's not the same thing. I want to ask, for example, can batch processing be used in Vista, and is it compatible with previous batch processing commands?

I think many commands can still be used as before, but the functions should have been enhanced a lot!

It still works the same.

Vista may replace XP, but Vista won't affect DOS.

So you mean, if Vista is broken, you still need to use DOS to handle it?

I won't argue with you for the time being whether DOS is useful. It's useful if you want to use it, and useless if you don't. But who told you that in the future it will be the world of VISTA? Are all operating systems in the world dead? Just VISTA?!! The earth won't stop turning without VISTA?!!

I think DOS is the most fundamental thing. Can a tall building be built without its foundation?

What Brother forever on floor 8 asked a good question. Who says that Vista will be the dominant one in the future? Up to now, I haven't found any place where Vista is better than XP. Even if there's no XP available, I think installing Linux is no worse than Vista. Basically, I think Vista is a very unsuccessful operating system.

Vista may replace XP, but the graphical interface will never replace the command line. So, DOS has fallen, but the command line will never die.

I have used Vista for quite a long time, and I feel that Vista actually uses the cmd command line more frequently than XP. Some steps of graphical interface operations in XP have been removed by Microsoft, and in Vista, you have to use the command line to complete them.

Originally posted by fujianabc at 2008-4-28 11:19:
I have been using Vista for quite a while, and I feel that Vista actually uses the cmd command line more than XP. Some steps of XP's graphical interface operations have been removed by Microsoft, and in Vista, you need to use the command line to complete them.

Really? That's good news. It shows that MS values the stability of the system and doesn't implement everything with windows.
Windows is not as stable as Linux, and an important reason is that Windows windows consume resources and lead to instability.

Personally, I don't think Vista will be used by many people in two years. At that time, DOS will definitely still be used by some people.