We provide a short biographical notes about him. The first version of NC (1.0) was designed and written by John Socha in 1984-1989. Bye Alvaro Alonso From: Bogota, Colombia (South America) It was probably one of the most popular file manager of the DOS era, which along with remains one of the few programs which managed to transcend their DOS roots and Norton Commander descendants (OFM managers) now exist on all popular OSes. I prefer it's small size and fast, and I can write with it small batch programs. Also in October of 2005 I received the following email addressed to me as an editor of the OFM page at the Softpanorama website ( ): Norton Commander 1.0 Hi, I'm still using Norton Commander version 1.00 (1986) in Windows 98SE, even in Windows 2000 Professional and Windows XP. For example, Symantec site contains an FAQ article. What is interesting, despite clear superiority of later versions, there are still users of version 1.0 of NC. All versions are still used (mostly by DOS enthusiasts) and are often posted on the abandonware sites. Only the last one has an additional sub-version (nc 5.5).

Alvin Toffler Norton Commander for DOS is the original line of Orthodox file managers that exists in five major versions: 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0 and 5.0.

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Study the past, if you would divine the future.Bigger often is a sign of obesity, of lost control, of overcomplexity, of cancerous cells Less is More: The Orthodox File Manager (OFM) Paradigm by Dr Nikolai Bezroukov::::::::::: The History of Development of Norton Commander 2011: 25th Anniversary of Norton Commander 1.0 Release!!! (NC line of OFMs) The History of Development of Norton Commander May the source be with you, but remember the KISS principle -) Bigger doesn't imply better. › Norton Commander Dos Abandonware Windows 95 ►

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