Released in November 1985, Windows 1.01 was the first publicly available version of Bill Gates' operating system. The ...

Microsoft called the operating system Windows. Windows 1.0 came out in November 1985, nearly two years after Apple began selling its first Macintosh computer, which also used a graphical operating ...

That meant in order to run programs or manipulate the operating system you had to manually type in commands. When Windows was first created it was actually a graphical user interface that was ...

The world's most ubiquitous operating system was not always so ... Left: Microsoft's first graphical user interface – Windows 1.0 – wasn't released until November 1985, nearly two years ...

The Apple Lisa, released in 1983, was one of the first personal computers to come equipped with a graphical user interface, and soon the operating system that ran on the Lisa will available for ...

The first edition of was little more than ... which provided enough computing horsepower to efficiently run a graphical operating system. The combination of Windows 3.0 and the Intel 386 processor ...

So when Xerox created the world’s first graphical user interface-based operating system, “close” has to be the button they came up with first, right? Wrong. As students of early computing ...

X was the first graphical interface to embrace a networked ... data and control execution flow within the linux [sic] operating system. Using many existing kernel subsystems, it does this with ...