You probably never saw the NES as a productivity machine, but some clever developers beg to differ. Hackaday and Ars Technica note Inkbox Software has released a graphical operating system, NESOS ...

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.

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 ...

It is a purely graphical OS with no command prompt, which is remarkable for several reasons. First, graphical operating systems were rare when the NES launched in 1986.

Apple’s Lisa project might be the most loaded chapter in the company’s lore, and thanks to the Computer History Museum, you’ll soon be able to play around with one of the first graphical ...

Microsoft introduced Windows 3.0 on May 22, 1990. This is the desktop operating systems that finally succeeding in bringing the IBM standard PC world into age of the graphical user interface ...

He had decided to call it X, because it was an improvement on the W graphical system, which naturally resided on the V operating system.

The world’s second-most popular desktop operating system isn’t macOS anymore Chrome OS's rise in market share has been swift and decisive.

Huawei launched two new laptop models on Monday, the first sold with its own Harmony operating system, in a bid to take on well-established Western Big Tech rivals even as the United States seeks ...