Changes: DOS Plus

DOS Plus
Developer(s)	Digital Research;
Family	CP/M & MS-DOS;
User Interface	CLI

Revision as of 16:58, 19 September 2007

DOS Plus (also known as DOS+) is an operating system written by Digital Research, first released in 1985. It can be seen as an intermediate step between CP/M-86 and DR-DOS.

Computers that used DOS Plus

DOS Plus was the main operating system for the non-PC compatible BBC Master 512 and the Philips Yes. PC compatible versions were supplied with the Amstrad PC-1512 and the TRAN Jasmin Turbo.

Template:IBM PC compatible DOSes

CP/M and CP/M-like operating systems

Digital Research: CP/M • MP/M • CP/M-86 Concurrent CP/M • Personal CP/M • CP/NET • DOS Plus

Robotron: CP/A • SCP
OEM: IMSDOS • CDOS 8-16 • Crommeco CDOS • HDOS
Third-party: TurboDOS • ZS/DOS • NZ-COM • CP/J

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 DOS Plus was the main operating system for the [[non-PC compatible X86 computers|non-PC compatible]] [[BBC Master#Master 512|BBC Master 512]] and the [[Philips]] [[Philips Yes|Yes]]. [[IBM PC compatible|PC compatible]] versions were supplied with the [[Amstrad]] [[PC-1512]] and the [[TRAN Jasmin Turbo]].
-{{PC-based DOSes}}
+{{IBM PC compatible DOSes}}
 {{CP/M-like}}
 [[Category:CP/M]]

DOS Plus
Developer(s)	Digital Research
Family	CP/M & MS-DOS
User Interface	CLI