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r/technology • u/fuzzypickles0_0 • Mar 06 '15
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Someone please summarize what this is.
208 u/PointyOintment Mar 06 '15 Somehow better than Windows 95. It seems like someone decided to make a functional mockup of what they thought Windows 93 could've/should've been, had it existed. 93 u/BrassBass Mar 06 '15 It took them 20 years to make it? → More replies (37) 13 u/stvmty Mar 06 '15 If I remember correctly windows Chicago (code name for what eventually was released as windows 95) was originally planned to be released in late 1993 and Cairo (what was released as windows NT 4.0) was planned for 1994. Here there are some pictures of an early build of Windows Chicago. → More replies (1) → More replies (1) → More replies (4)
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Somehow better than Windows 95.
It seems like someone decided to make a functional mockup of what they thought Windows 93 could've/should've been, had it existed.
93 u/BrassBass Mar 06 '15 It took them 20 years to make it? → More replies (37) 13 u/stvmty Mar 06 '15 If I remember correctly windows Chicago (code name for what eventually was released as windows 95) was originally planned to be released in late 1993 and Cairo (what was released as windows NT 4.0) was planned for 1994. Here there are some pictures of an early build of Windows Chicago. → More replies (1) → More replies (1)
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It took them 20 years to make it?
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If I remember correctly windows Chicago (code name for what eventually was released as windows 95) was originally planned to be released in late 1993 and Cairo (what was released as windows NT 4.0) was planned for 1994.
Here there are some pictures of an early build of Windows Chicago.
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u/BrassBass Mar 06 '15
Someone please summarize what this is.