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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]] | ||
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| − | Windows 1.0 did not have overlapping | + | '''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]]. |
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| + | 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 Betas Builds == | == Windows 1.0 Betas Builds == | ||
| + | *[[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]] | ||
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| + | ==See also== | ||
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| + | * [[Windows 1.0 Developer Release 5]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:38, 13 January 2024
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.
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 here.
Windows 1.0 Betas Builds
- 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 Beta
- Windows 1.0 Premiere Edition
See also
| v • d • e Microsoft Windows Versions, Vendors and Related |
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| 16 bit - Windows 1.0 • Windows 2.0 • Windows 3.0 • Windows 3.1 • Windows 3.2
Hybrid 32/16 bit - win32s • Windows 95 • Windows 98 • Windows ME 32 bit - Windows NT 3.1 • Windows NT 3.5 • Windows NT 3.51• Windows NT 4.0 |
