On April 1, Apple celebrates its 30th birthday. Having created one of the first personal computers and the graphical mouse-and-menu interface most PCs now use, it is now reshaping the music industry with the iPod and iTunes. To celebrate the company’s birthday, Wired News has posted screenshots in an “Apple Operating System Gallery” which runs the gamut from Apple’s DOS 3.3 through Mac OS X 10.0.
Also included:
• SOS 1.3
• Lisa
• Mac System 1.0
• MouseText
• Apple II DeskTop
• MultiFinder
• GS_OS
• Hypercard
• System 7
• Mac OS 8.5
Full article with screenshots and descriptions here.
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