3 replies to this topic

[Neon]

i firmly believe it was the start menu, without that we would be somewhere else and stuck with the Windows 3.1 idea, which lacks accessibility and usability despite the fact i still miss using it.

[Visentinel]

The Move to a fully 32bit Kernel back in 96 i think.

Also known as the NT Kernel

Edited by Visentinel, 04 January 2006 - 11:48 AM.

[Neon]

ah yes, and when home operating systems started using that and not just their networking OS, that's when things started to get better and better

[atsaunier]

ill have to say the start menu too, it come in handy