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DoubleDOS was a computer program that extended the IBM PC DOS operating system with limited multitasking capabilities. The program partitioned the computer's memory in two, running an instance of DOS in both, and allowed users to switch between the two.[1]
| Developer(s) | Softlogic Solutions |
|---|---|
| Initial release | 1984 |
| Operating system | IBM PC DOS |
| Platform | IBM PC compatible |
DoubleDOS was announced in 1984 by a firm called Softlogic Solutions, and sold for USD299.[1] In a 1987 ad, the company offered the software for USD49.99, pitting it against competitors TopView and Windows.[2] A review in 1986's Business Software found programs running under DoubleDOS ran considerably slower, "even when nothing is running in the other partition".[3]
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edit- ^ a b "SOFTLOGIC SOLUTIONS: Doubledos". Computerworld. 20 February 1984. p. 81.
- ^ "THE SOFTLOGIC SOLUTION: DoubleDOS (advertisement)". PC Magazine. 27 January 1987. p. 217.
- ^ Kent Porter (1986). "DoubleDOS". Business Software. Vol. 4. M & T Pub.
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