Do you still use MS-DOS/Command lines?

[froggyboy604]

I still occasionally use ipconfig, and ping in dos/cmd.exe.

 

[Pixel Pirate]

When I had a valid trial of Aston I made my desktop look like DOS lol. I still use command line for fun!.

 

[ℓєσ gнσѕт]

When I ran Windows XP I used IPConfig quite a bit, however that was the extent of my use. I wasn't around when it was used, and I never needed to take the time to actually learn all the commands and such.

 

[Rich Edmonds]

I use terminal for servers but use the GUI in windows for casual browsing.

 

[Unknown Bliss]

All the time, burning CDs (quicker in cmd), Checking nameservers, checking domains are working, checking when dns problems arise. Mainly for NS, IP and domain purposes except burning CDs.

 

[froggyboy604]

All the time, burning CDs (quicker in cmd), Checking nameservers, checking domains are working, checking when dns problems arise. Mainly for NS, IP and domain purposes except burning CDs.

Wow, you can burn CDs in CMD? Can you also burn DVDs? Do you know of a site that teaches people how to burn cds in CMD?

 

[Pixel Pirate]

All the time, burning CDs (quicker in cmd), Checking nameservers, checking domains are working, checking when dns problems arise. Mainly for NS, IP and domain purposes except burning CDs.

Wow, you can burn CDs in CMD? Can you also burn DVDs? Do you know of a site that teaches people how to burn cds in CMD?

Im also interested in this. So if you find something let me know.

 

[Rich Edmonds]

http://isorecorder.alexfeinman.com/CreateCD.htm

Programs or batch files like this should normally do the trick, it's not actually any faster than a simple GUI of Infrarecorder etc. as you'll save seconds to a minute at most, also depending on system specifications and drive used for burning.

 

[Unknown Bliss]

it is really easy. I'll post a guide later for you guys. I believe you can also copy copy-protected DVDs but I'll check before I tell you.