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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]. | |||
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Revision as of 17:48, 30 June 2010
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 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..
There is an excellent article on the development of Windows 1.0 here.
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