MS-DOS 6.2 (October 1993) added mostly accessory upgrades and alone some anachronous utilities.
PC DOS 6.3 followed in December. PC DOS 6.30 was additionally acclimated in OS/2 for the PowerPC.
The final breach came afterwards DOS 6.30. One addendum that 6.30 has the improvements that 6.20 has, and that alpha with 6.22 and Windows 3.11, the adopted server OS switched from OS/2 to Windows NT.
The aftermost standalone DOS adaptation was MS-DOS 6.22 (released May 1994). Otherwise identical to DOS 6.2, it resulted from an awkward accusation back Microsoft was begin to accept baseborn Stax Electronics's patented deejay compression technology, consistent in a abrupt DOS 6.21 adaptation that had no compression account included. DOS 6.22 replaced DBLSPACE with DRVSPACE, a agnate deejay compression account accountant from Central Point Software.
PC DOS 6.3 followed in December. PC DOS 6.30 was additionally acclimated in OS/2 for the PowerPC.
The final breach came afterwards DOS 6.30. One addendum that 6.30 has the improvements that 6.20 has, and that alpha with 6.22 and Windows 3.11, the adopted server OS switched from OS/2 to Windows NT.
The aftermost standalone DOS adaptation was MS-DOS 6.22 (released May 1994). Otherwise identical to DOS 6.2, it resulted from an awkward accusation back Microsoft was begin to accept baseborn Stax Electronics's patented deejay compression technology, consistent in a abrupt DOS 6.21 adaptation that had no compression account included. DOS 6.22 replaced DBLSPACE with DRVSPACE, a agnate deejay compression account accountant from Central Point Software.
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