What is the difference between a GUI and MS-DOS?

Answer 1

"GUI" is a term for a user interface paradigm where objects are represented graphically with icons, and often use windows and mouse pointers. MS-DOS is an operating system, one of many that does not use a GUI by default.

Answer 2

Ah, let's paint a happy little picture to explain this. A GUI, or Graphical User Interface, is like a beautiful landscape painting with icons and windows that make it easy to interact with your computer. On the other hand, MS-DOS is like a simple sketch, where you have to type commands to communicate with your computer. Both have their own unique beauty and purpose in the world of technology.

Answer 3

Very little. PC-DOS is a rebranded version of MS-DOS that was distributed by IBM. Most notably, the text editor was replaced by a different program, QBASIC was removed (necessitating the replacement text editor), and FORMAT supported extended floppy disk sizes.

Answer 4

Microsoft Word is a word processing program (for typing documents and such), MS DOS is an operating system (Microsoft Disk Operating System) which was used before a lot before Windows. It is a command line OS which means it has no graphics and everything on the screen is text. You perform tasks by typing commands.

Answer 5

Gui means Graphic inter phase, user can friendly work in the in GUI based, but MS-DOS is DOS based system user can not friendly with him/her, technical person can use the DOS version.

Answer 6

MS-DOS is an operating system. Microsoft Word is a word processing program.

Answer 7

Microsoft word is a word processor. MS-DOS is an operating system.