Microsoft announced on Friday that it is dropping its Aero UI in the final version of Windows 8. Instead, the new user interface will adopt a cleaner, flatter look and feel.

With Windows 8, Microsoft demoted the desktop user interface. Instead of being the main attraction when you turn on your PC, it’s just one app among many on the new “modern-style” Start ...

As we’ve said, there are various different ways to get MS-DOS running on modern systems, to suit different setups and requirements, and we can’t cover them all here.