19K views · 425 reactions | Remember Windows 1.0? Here's how...

“40 Years Since Windows 1.0 — and We’re Still Opening New Windows” On this day in 1983, Microsoft introduced Windows 1.0 — a revolutionary step beyond the command line. It wasn’t flashy: 16-bit graphics, tiled windows, and a mouse people didn’t quite know how to use yet. But it marked a fundamental shift — from code to interface, from commands to clicks, from control to accessibility. Fast-forward 40 years and we’re at another interface revolution — AI as the new GUI. We no longer open programs,

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3.1K views · 21 reactions | Including Notepad and Paint, Windows 1.0 has been released 33 years ago, making the Graphic User Interface available to the masses. Now, Voice Controlled Interfaces are becoming part of our everyday lives. How do you think we'll interface with technology in the future? | ASML | Facebook