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Before any graphical user interfaces, GUIs there was only command line interface based operating systems, CLIs.

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Windows 1.01 introduced very basic interface and features in graphical form, which reached many users and started the process of current operating systems to move towards graphical interfaces (GUIs).

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A slightly more advanced version of windows, where you could overlap applications and Microsoft Excel along with Word were first introduced, yay!

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A success compared to its predecessors. The visual interface had become even more usable by the average consumer and it was the first version of Windows to run programs in protected mode.

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The GUI (graphical user interface) got a major revamp and started to resemble some of the newer Windows versions.

The Windows Explorer replaced the file manager and 95 focused on plug and play functions, so that the system detected devices installed in it.

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Windows NT is a proprietary graphical operating system which was produced for workstations and server computers. It was intended to complement consumer versions of Windows that were based on MS-DOS including windows 1.0 through windows 3.1.

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Windows 98 included new hardware drivers and a better filing system.

A year later Windows released Windows 98 Second edition, which was a lot smoother and easier to use. One of it’s most notable features was the addition of the Internet Connection Sharing, which allowed for several machines on a LAN to share a single Internet connection.

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Windows 2000 was successfully deployed both on the server and the workstation markets. It included a number of improved features from Windows 98

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Windows Millenium Edition (ME) was basicly Windows 98, but with enhanced multimedia and internet features from Windows 2000. ME also introduced first actually good restore point system, where users could roll back in time if something went wrong in the OS so that they wouldn't have to do a complete reinstall.

All through good features were introduced, with them came a lot of performance and stability issues which caused the ME to be "the worst operating system Microsoft ever released".

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Windows XP was the most successful and the most well received version by everyone in the world. It made improvements on a more intuitive user interface, improved hardware support, and expanded multimedia capabilities. This version was like windows 98 made better.

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Windows Vista were something like Windows 7 but a lot buggier and it had many performance issues.

Vista also introduced widgets to desktop, like clock, RSS feed and pictures slideshow.

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Windows 7 fixed a lot of performance issues Vista had and made the overall look from vista to be more modern version.

This was the point where windows users started moving from XP to newer systems because of better performance and graphics.

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Microsoft introduced Start screen to Windows. The purpose of startup screen was to provide easier usability for touch screen interfaces.

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Microsoft released Windows 8.1, mostly because a lot of people hated or were confused about the start screen feature introduced in Windows 8. Many people consider 8.1 to be service pack for windows 8 even though it officially isn't.

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Windows 10 was a major release to make users move from windows 7/8. It was made possible by touch screen improvements and returning the desktop oriented interface. It also fixed most bugs and issues of previous versions and well received by users and critics.

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Windows 365 is not an official Windows version publicly available, but instead it is an Cloud based platform where users can log in to windows from their browsers and use it like normal desktop environment.

The purpose of this is to allow users to leave everything they use open and just close the connection to the desktop and continue where they left by just logging in from somewhere else.

Windows 365 is mostly sold only to businesses and not marketed to public at all.