COMMAND.COM
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COMMAND.COM
Summary
COMMAND.COM is a command-line interface[1]. COMMAND.COM draws 215 Wikipedia views per month (command_line_interface category, ranking #1 of 2).[2]
Key Facts
- COMMAND.COM's image is recorded as Command.com Win8.png[3].
- COMMAND.COM's instance of is recorded as command-line interface[4].
- COMMAND.COM's instance of is recorded as operating system shell[5].
- COMMAND.COM's followed by is recorded as DOS Shell[6].
- COMMAND.COM's developer is recorded as Seattle Computer Products[7].
- COMMAND.COM's part of is recorded as DR-DOS[8].
- COMMAND.COM's part of is recorded as FreeDOS[9].
- COMMAND.COM's part of is recorded as IBM PC DOS[10].
- COMMAND.COM's part of is recorded as Q47604[11].
- COMMAND.COM's part of is recorded as PTS-DOS[12].
- COMMAND.COM's part of is recorded as ROM-DOS[13].
- COMMAND.COM's part of is recorded as 86-DOS[14].
- COMMAND.COM's part of is recorded as Windows 95[15].
- COMMAND.COM's part of is recorded as Q483132[16].
- COMMAND.COM's part of is recorded as Q484892[17].
- COMMAND.COM's part of is recorded as Q486487[18].
- COMMAND.COM's has use is recorded as command-line interface[19].
- COMMAND.COM's Freebase ID is recorded as /m/0jcxw[20].
- COMMAND.COM's different from is recorded as Command Prompt[21].
Body
Geography
Part of include DR-DOS[8], an operating system[22]; FreeDOS[9], an operating system[23], founded in 1998[24]; IBM PC DOS[10], a DOS[25], founded in 1981[26]; Q47604[11], a DOS[27], founded in 1981[28]; PTS-DOS[12], an operating system[29]; and ROM-DOS[13], an operating system[30], founded in 1989[31].
Designation and Status
Recorded instance of include command-line interface[4] and operating system shell[5].
Why It Matters
COMMAND.COM draws 215 Wikipedia views per month (command_line_interface category, ranking #1 of 2).[2] COMMAND.COM has Wikipedia articles in 20 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[32] COMMAND.COM is known by 9 alternative names across languages and contexts.[33]