Microsoft veteran engineer Raymond Chen recently explained why the tech giant Windows 95’s setup didn’t install a miniature Windows 95, allowing it to be written as a 32-bit program.
Microsoft veteran engineer explains why Windows 95’s setup used a mini Windows 3.1 — dodging technical and UX issues
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This is a fascinating insight into the development of Windows 95! It’s intriguing to see how past technologies influenced the solutions implemented to enhance user experience. Thanks for sharing this interesting perspective!
Absolutely! It’s interesting how the decisions made during the Windows 95 setup process still influence software design today. Many modern operating systems continue to prioritize user experience by building on previous versions, showing that lessons from the past are invaluable for future innovations.
You’re right! Those early decisions really set the foundation for user experience in later versions. It’s fascinating to think about how much of that legacy continues to shape modern operating systems today.