Got this one from a friend(Nirmal) ...Interesting :-)
1984 - 1986
January 1984: Macintosh System 1
April 1985: Macintosh System 2
November 1985: Microsoft Windows 1.0
November 1985: Microsoft Windows 1.0
January 1986: Macintosh System 3
1987 - 1989
March 1987: Macintosh System 4
1987: Macintosh System 5
December 1987: Microsoft Windows 2.0
December 1987: Microsoft Windows 2.0
April 1988: Macintosh System 6
1990 - 1994
May 1990: Microsoft Windows 3.0
May 1991: Macintosh System 7
August 1992: Microsoft Windows 3.1
August 1992: Macintosh System 7.1
1995 - 1997
March 1995: Macintosh System 7.5
August 1995: Microsoft Windows 95
July 1997: Mac OS 8
1998 - 1999
June 1998: Microsoft Windows 98
July 1998: KDE 1.0
October 1999: Macintosh System 9
2000 - 2001
October 2000: KDE 2.0
September 2001: Mac OS X 10.1
October 2001: Microsoft Windows XP
2002 - 2006/7
November 2005: KDE 3.5
Mac OS X 10.5
Microsoft Windows Vista
January 1984: Macintosh System 1
April 1985: Macintosh System 2
November 1985: Microsoft Windows 1.0
November 1985: Microsoft Windows 1.0
January 1986: Macintosh System 3
March 1987: Macintosh System 4
1987: Macintosh System 5
December 1987: Microsoft Windows 2.0
December 1987: Microsoft Windows 2.0
April 1988: Macintosh System 6
May 1990: Microsoft Windows 3.0
May 1991: Macintosh System 7
August 1992: Microsoft Windows 3.1
August 1992: Macintosh System 7.1
March 1995: Macintosh System 7.5
August 1995: Microsoft Windows 95
July 1997: Mac OS 8
June 1998: Microsoft Windows 98
July 1998: KDE 1.0
October 1999: Macintosh System 9
October 2000: KDE 2.0
September 2001: Mac OS X 10.1
October 2001: Microsoft Windows XP
November 2005: KDE 3.5
Mac OS X 10.5
Microsoft Windows Vista
3 comments:
hi da... nice summary put together.. :)
but just one point i'd like to bring up... KDE is a window environment for linux and not an OS by itself unlike MS-windows or Apple-MacOS... so it's not fair to consider that in between...
- anandh
Looks like gnome is totally missed out ;-) IMHO, it is one of the fastest evolving desktop environment
Dear Mr.Anonymous...Thanks for taking your time pointing out stuff...I totallly agree...But the sole point of this blog is to show the VISUAL evolution...
Hey Praveen...
The purpose of the blog is to distinguish the visual evolution of DSKtop systems since 1984...
But the GNOME project was started in August 1997. [For more info check out http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNOME]
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