Windows 1.0 - Revision history

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2024-01-13T18:38:38Z

See also: +Windows 1.0 Developer Release 5

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	== Windows 1.0 Betas Builds ==		== Windows 1.0 Betas Builds ==

	*[[Windows 1.0 Development Release 5]]		*[[Windows 1.0 Development Release 5]] (possibly the same thing as 'Windows 1.0 Developer Release 5', below)
	*[[Windows 1.0 Alpha]]		*[[Windows 1.0 Alpha]]
	*[[Windows 1.0 Beta]]		*[[Windows 1.0 Beta]]
	*[[Windows 1.0 Premiere Edition]]		*[[Windows 1.0 Premiere Edition]]

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			==See also==

			* [[Windows 1.0 Developer Release 5]]

	{{nav Microsoft Windows}}		{{nav Microsoft Windows}}

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	[[Category: Microsoft Operating Environments]]		[[Category: Microsoft Operating Environments]]
	[[Category: Window Systems]]		[[Category: Window Systems]]

2024-01-13T18:09:13Z

Push it down a level

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	[[Category:Operating Environments]]		[[Category: Microsoft Operating Environments]]
	[[Category: Window Systems]]		[[Category: Window Systems]]

2023-02-07T06:45:22Z

+cat

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	[[Category:Operating Environments]]		[[Category:Operating Environments]]
			[[Category: Window Systems]]

2018-10-21T22:40:42Z

Proper cat, +links

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	[[Image:Windows 1.0 retail box.jpg\|150px\|right\|thumb\|Windows 1.0]]		[[Image:Windows 1.0 retail box.jpg\|150px\|right\|thumb\|Windows 1.0]]
	~~Windows 1.0 was the first release of the Microsoft Windows environment for [[MS-DOS]]. It was not a commercial success, however its design would influence the Presentation Manager for OS/2.~~

	Windows 1.0 did not have overlapping ~~windows~~, and it did not support PS/2 mice. It only ran in real mode. Needless to say this was NOT a popular version. It really only is of historical interest.		'''Windows 1.0''' was the first release of the [[Microsoft]] [[Windows]] environment for [[MS-DOS]]. It was not a commercial success, however its design would influence the Presentation Manager for [[OS/2]].

			Windows 1.0 did not have overlapping [[window]]s, and it did not support PS/2 [[mouse\|mice]]. It only ran in [[real mode]]. Needless to say this was NOT a popular version. It really only is of historical interest.

	Even in a primitive state like this, it did have all of the components such as, USER, GDI, KERNEL etc..		Even in a primitive state like this, it did have all of the components such as, USER, GDI, KERNEL etc..
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	*[[Windows 1.0 Beta]]		*[[Windows 1.0 Beta]]
	*[[Windows 1.0 Premiere Edition]]		*[[Windows 1.0 Premiere Edition]]
	{{~~stub~~}} {{~~nav Microsoft Windows~~}}
			{{nav Microsoft Windows}}

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	[[Category:Operating Environments]]		[[Category:Operating Environments]]

2017-10-17T17:47:11Z

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	*[[Windows 1.0 Alpha]]		*[[Windows 1.0 Alpha]]
	*[[Windows 1.0 Beta]]		*[[Windows 1.0 Beta]]
			*[[Windows 1.0 Premiere Edition]]
	{{stub}} {{nav Microsoft Windows}}		{{stub}} {{nav Microsoft Windows}}
	[[Category:Operating Environments]]		[[Category:Operating Environments]]

2017-10-17T17:12:16Z

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	== Windows 1.0 Betas Builds ==		== Windows 1.0 Betas Builds ==

			*[[Windows 1.0 Development Release 5]]
	*[[Windows 1.0 Alpha]]		*[[Windows 1.0 Alpha]]
	*[[Windows 1.0 Beta]]		*[[Windows 1.0 Beta]]

2017-10-17T16:19:31Z

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	There is an excellent article on the development of Windows 1.0 [http://technologizer.com/2010/03/08/the-secret-origin-of-windows/ here].		There is an excellent article on the development of Windows 1.0 [http://technologizer.com/2010/03/08/the-secret-origin-of-windows/ here].

			== Windows 1.0 Betas Builds ==

			*[[Windows 1.0 Alpha]]
			*[[Windows 1.0 Beta]]

	{{stub}} {{nav Microsoft Windows}}		{{stub}} {{nav Microsoft Windows}}
	[[Category:Operating Environments]]		[[Category:Operating Environments]]

2013-01-18T14:18:01Z

One more typo

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	[[Image:Windows 1.0 retail box.jpg\|150px\|right\|thumb\|Windows 1.0]]		[[Image:Windows 1.0 retail box.jpg\|150px\|right\|thumb\|Windows 1.0]]
	Windows 1.0 was the first release of the Microsoft Windows environment for [[MS-DOS]]. It was not a commercial ~~sucess~~, however its design would influence the Presentation Manager for OS/2.		Windows 1.0 was the first release of the Microsoft Windows environment for [[MS-DOS]]. It was not a commercial success, however its design would influence the Presentation Manager for OS/2.

	Windows 1.0 did not have overlapping windows, and it did not support PS/2 mice. It only ran in real mode. Needless to say this was NOT a popular version. It really only is of historical interest.		Windows 1.0 did not have overlapping windows, and it did not support PS/2 mice. It only ran in real mode. Needless to say this was NOT a popular version. It really only is of historical interest.

2013-01-18T14:17:22Z

Minor typos fixed

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	[[Image:Windows 1.0 retail box.jpg\|150px\|right\|thumb\|Windows 1.0]]		[[Image:Windows 1.0 retail box.jpg\|150px\|right\|thumb\|Windows 1.0]]
	Windows 1.0 was the first release of the Microsoft Windows environment for [[MS-DOS]]. It was not a commercial sucess, however ~~it's~~ design would influence the Presentation ~~Manger~~ for OS/2.		Windows 1.0 was the first release of the Microsoft Windows environment for [[MS-DOS]]. It was not a commercial sucess, however its design would influence the Presentation Manager for OS/2.

	Windows 1.0 did not have overlapping windows, and it did not support PS/2 mice. It only ran in real mode. Needless to say this was NOT a popular version. It really only is of historical interest.		Windows 1.0 did not have overlapping windows, and it did not support PS/2 mice. It only ran in real mode. Needless to say this was NOT a popular version. It really only is of historical interest.

	Even in a ~~primitave~~ state like this, it did have all of the components such as, USER, GDI, KERNEL etc..		Even in a primitive state like this, it did have all of the components such as, USER, GDI, KERNEL etc..

	There is an excellent article on the development of Windows 1.0 [http://technologizer.com/2010/03/08/the-secret-origin-of-windows/ here].		There is an excellent article on the development of Windows 1.0 [http://technologizer.com/2010/03/08/the-secret-origin-of-windows/ here].

2010-06-30T17:48:08Z

add some windows link

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	Even in a primitave state like this, it did have all of the components such as, USER, GDI, KERNEL etc..		Even in a primitave state like this, it did have all of the components such as, USER, GDI, KERNEL etc..

			There is an excellent article on the development of Windows 1.0 [http://technologizer.com/2010/03/08/the-secret-origin-of-windows/ here].

	{{stub}} {{nav Microsoft Windows}}		{{stub}} {{nav Microsoft Windows}}
	[[Category:Operating Environments]]		[[Category:Operating Environments]]