Novell DOS

Novell DOS was an early computer operating system designed for managing files, programs, and hardware on personal computers and servers. It provided the essential tools for users to run software applications and connect to networks smoothly. Released in the late 1980s, it was known for stability, efficient file handling, and multi-tasking capabilities. Novell DOS was widely used in business environments before being succeeded by more advanced systems like Windows. Its role was crucial in helping organizations manage their computer resources effectively during the early days of networked computing.