Do you remember the vaporware software known as Windows 1.0? Well, it has truly evolved now, and it wants to become the true successor to MS-DOS! Will it make it? Or will its rival, OS/2, steal the spotlight?
Do you remember the small vaporware piece of software known as Windows 1.0? It didn’t look like much when it came out, but it has truly evolved now, and it has a new shiny GUI! Thus, it wants to become the true successor to MS-DOS! Will it make it? Or will its rival, OS/2, steal the spotlight?
First of all, I’ve fixed the first one. Secondly, this is a series written in chronological order, and we have a long way before reaching NT, which will be covered in a future Episode. Lastly, this is a series mostly focused on the GUI aspect, which means that, sometimes, I might not include some unrelated information.
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First of all, I’ve fixed the first one. Secondly, this is a series written in chronological order, and we have a long way before reaching NT, which will be covered in a future Episode. Lastly, this is a series mostly focused on the GUI aspect, which means that, sometimes, I might not include some unrelated information.