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* An early OS from [[International Business Machines|IBM]] for the [[IBM System/360]] | * An early OS from [[International Business Machines|IBM]] for the [[IBM System/360]] | ||
* [[DOS-11]] for the [[PDP-11]] from [[Digital Equipment Corporation|DEC]] | * [[DOS-11]] for the [[PDP-11]] from [[Digital Equipment Corporation|DEC]] | ||
| − | * [[Apple DOS]] from [[Apple]] | + | * [[Apple DOS]] from [[Apple]] for the [[Apple II]] |
* [[MS-DOS]] from [[Microsoft]] | * [[MS-DOS]] from [[Microsoft]] | ||
| − | * [[PC-DOS]] | + | * [[PC-DOS]] Microsoft's MS-DOS [[Original Equipment Manufacturer|OEMed]] by IBM |
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{{disambiguation}} | {{disambiguation}} | ||
| − | [[Category: Operating Systems]] [[Category: DOS]] | + | [[Category: Operating Systems]] |
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Latest revision as of 02:06, 23 May 2023
DOS is an acronym for 'Disk Operating System'. There have been many operating systems which used this name, including:
- An early OS from IBM for the IBM System/360
- DOS-11 for the PDP-11 from DEC
- Apple DOS from Apple for the Apple II
- MS-DOS from Microsoft
- PC-DOS Microsoft's MS-DOS OEMed by IBM
This disambiguation page lists articles which all may be referred to by the title term.
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