ericg@sco.UUCP (Eric Griswold) (01/23/87)
I've been using Atari DOS 2.5 for far too long and have started
to get annoyed with its menu-ness.
I would be interested in finding out what other command interpreters/DOS
systems are available and what people think of them.
Please mail me with opinions on systems, who makes them (PD/Commercial),
how much they cost and your experience with them.
I know that OSS makes some neat stuff. I am curious what else is out there.
I will summarize the responses to this newsgroup.
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Hi: I have been using a DOS called TOP-DOS for many years now, and I think that there is not a single DOS that can stant up to what you can do with it. There are two versions, number one is TOP-DOS 1.5+ and the other is TOP-DOS professional. Each has it's own price. 1.5+ sells for 39.95 and the professional sells for close to 100.00. To many items in these DOS's to list here. You can get info about them by sending a self address stamped envolope to: Eclipse Software 1058 Marigold Ct. Sunnyvale, Calif. 94086 You can also give them a call at (408) 246-8325. Disclaimer: I am not part of this company only a big fan of these products. I would not use any of the others.