Deletion of List of DOS commands

Comment: I went through the article and deleted the content that looked like manual, howto-like material. What is left is a reasonably well-formed list-based article of DOS commands, and short descriptions thereof, with DOS as the parent article. The descriptions could be improved and filled out, but I consider the prose encyclopedic in tone. "MS-DOS" gets 755,000 hits in Google books; the subject is ''immensely'' notable and there exists copious documentation out there to support descriptions, history and impact of the commands in the list. Most books on DOS I have seen, especially those on batch programming, discuss the DOS commands as a list, hence, the list of commands is also very likely to be notable. Many of the commands are already supported by main articles. Some commands could use sources, but this is a surmountable problem, per , and not a reason for deletion. A highly notable topic for the parent article, and a  well-formed list, per  and , suggest keeping the article
Stance: keep
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