Radu Zaharia

Radu Zaharia has been a member of Linktree for 1 year and joined in October 2024. The social media accounts linked to from Radu Zaharia are: • LinkedIn • Mastodon • GitHub Besides social media accounts, raduzaharia has populated their site with: • Here is the first graphical word processor I ever used in MS-DOS: News Master • Re-enacting the dial-up connection with MS-DOS • A beautiful MS-DOS graphical editor for banners: Banner Mania • More MS-DOS multitasking: DESQView and QEMM • A first example of a text only MS-DOS file navigation software, Dos Navigator • Unravelling multitasking in MS-DOS: on CPUs, devices and interrupts • Another example of an even older MS-DOS file navigation program, XTree Gold • Viruses and anti-viruses in the MS-DOS era • An automatic memory management application for MS-DOS, MemMaker • Norton Utilities 8: the ultimate toolkit for MS-DOS • Probably the best file manager MS-DOS ever had, Norton Commander • The MS-DOS disk management revelation: Partition Magic • A short review of the MS-DOS 6.22 Supplemental Disk, an extra disk with extra features • Let's talk about the birth of multimedia on the PC with Windows 95 and its weird and excentric media players! • A quick comparison of classic MS-DOS archivers, tools used to compress files on a typically small drive • An example on how computer networking and file sharing was done in MS-DOS times • A quick guide on DOSKEY, the tool that brings command line history to MS-DOS • Think only MS-DOS featured cool text-mode file managers? Think again! • Ever wanted to have TCP connectivity in MS-DOS? Let's see how to get it done! • Let's talk about Drive Space, the MS-DOS program promising to double the available disk space • Playing with the Plan 9 operating system • Taking a look at one of the first versions of AutoCAD, the application that started a new digital industry • Writing code for MS-DOS with Borland Pascal 7 • The other operating system: BeOS 5 Personal Edition • Let's have a look on how we can browse the web with MS-DOS • Revisiting one of the oldest MS-DOS world atlas applications ever written: PC Globe • Let's turn our Intel 80386 MS-DOS machine into a web server! • Remembering database development in MS-DOS with FoxPro 2.6 • Let's revisit CheckIt, the complete system information utility for MS-DOS • Connecting to a bulletin board system using DOSBox and a virtual modem!