Windows 96 v0.1 - Revision history

Undefishin at 13:51, 28 June 2024

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	~~Windows 96 v0.1 is an old version of Windows 96, released on the 20th of April 2019.~~

	This is not the first version, but this is the first version which had semi usable applications, windows, and file system.		Windows 96 v0.1 is an old version of Windows 96, which released on the 20th of April 2019.

			This is not the first version, but this is the first version which had semi-usable applications, windows, and file system.

	This version can still be found at https://rel01.windows96.net.		This version can still be found at https://rel01.windows96.net.

	== Version Highlights ==		== Version Highlights ==

	* The default fonts used were Pixel Verdana and LWindows, but these were eventually swapped for Pixel Arial in later releases.		* The default fonts used were Pixel Verdana and LWindows, but these were eventually swapped for Pixel Arial in later releases.
	* The file system during this time was fully synchronous (utilizing <code>localStorage</code>), which meant that there was a hard browser cap at around 8 megabytes of total data storage.		* The file system during this time was fully synchronous (utilizing <code>localStorage</code>), which meant that there was a hard browser cap at around 8 megabytes of total data storage.
	* The context menus in this version were not yet completed.		* The context menus in this version were not yet completed.
	* The window manager in this version was extremely primitive and had no way to tell active and inactive windows apart, often resulting ~~into~~ windows not appearing as they should.		* The window manager in this version was extremely primitive and had no way to tell active and inactive windows apart, often resulting in windows not appearing as they should.
	* Taskbar tasks could not have an icon representing their appropriate function.		* Taskbar tasks could not have an icon representing their appropriate function.
	* Terrible font blurring is present all around this version and cross browser support was horrible.		* Terrible font blurring is present all around this version and cross browser support was horrible.
	* Half of the ~~start~~ menu was not functional at all and the ~~start~~ menu was extremely glitchy.		* Half of the Start menu was not functional at all and the Start menu was extremely glitchy.

	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==

	* [[Ctrlz]] (the only developer at the time) had zero idea how to render bitmap fonts properly using CSS and generally had weak CSS abilities during this time.		* [[Ctrlz]] (the only developer at the time) had zero idea how to render bitmap fonts properly using CSS and generally had weak CSS abilities during this time.
	* ~~Whilst~~ Windows 96 ~~is new, the thought of developing~~ a Web OS ~~was not new and was~~ attempted before with unsatisfying results.		* Windows 96 was actually not [[Ctrlz]]'s first attempt at making a Web OS. He has attempted it before with unsatisfying results.
	* Ctrlz's longtime friend Dan conceptualized parts of (and heavily tested) the first releases of Windows 96.		* [[Ctrlz]]'s longtime friend Dan conceptualized parts of (and heavily tested) the first releases of Windows 96.
	* Most of Windows 96 v0.1 was developed during a school drama performance, where ~~ctrlz~~ and Dan were tasked to record the performance, but obviously didn't because they were too busy working on the future of the internet (:wooge:).		* Most of Windows 96 v0.1 was developed during a school drama performance, where [[Ctrlz]] and Dan were tasked to record the performance, but obviously didn't because they were too busy working on the future of the internet (:wooge:).
	* Ctrlz and Dan still regularly poke fun with Windows 96, often attempting to run the Web OS at random places or random devices for absolutely no reason.		* [[Ctrlz]] and Dan still regularly poke fun with Windows 96, often attempting to run the Web OS at random places or random devices for absolutely no reason.

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HolyNetworkAdapter at 04:00, 2 August 2022

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	Windows 96 v0.1 is an old version of Windows 96, released on the 20th of April 2019.		Windows 96 v0.1 is an old version of Windows 96, released on the 20th of April 2019.

Ctrl at 03:40, 9 April 2022

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	* [[Ctrlz]] (the only developer at the time) had zero idea how to render bitmap fonts properly using CSS and generally had weak CSS abilities during this time.		* [[Ctrlz]] (the only developer at the time) had zero idea how to render bitmap fonts properly using CSS and generally had weak CSS abilities during this time.
	* Whilst Windows 96 is new, the thought of developing a Web OS was not new and was attempted before with unsatisfying results.		* Whilst Windows 96 is new, the thought of developing a Web OS was not new and was attempted before with unsatisfying results.
	* Ctrlz's longtime friend Dan conceptualized and heavily tested the first releases of Windows 96.		* Ctrlz's longtime friend Dan conceptualized parts of (and heavily tested) the first releases of Windows 96.
	* Most of Windows 96 v0.1 was developed during a school drama performance, where ctrlz and Dan were tasked to record the performance, but obviously didn't because they were too busy working on the future of the internet (:wooge:).		* Most of Windows 96 v0.1 was developed during a school drama performance, where ctrlz and Dan were tasked to record the performance, but obviously didn't because they were too busy working on the future of the internet (:wooge:).
	* Ctrlz and Dan still regularly poke fun with Windows 96, often attempting to run the Web OS at random places for absolutely no reason.		* Ctrlz and Dan still regularly poke fun with Windows 96, often attempting to run the Web OS at random places or random devices for absolutely no reason.

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[[File:Windows 96 v0.1 screenshot.png|alt=The default desktop of a fresh Windows 96 v0.1 installation.|thumb|The default desktop of a fresh Windows 96 v0.1 installation.]]
Windows 96 v0.1 is an old version of Windows 96, released on the 20th of April 2019.

This is not the first version, but this is the first version which had semi usable applications, windows, and file system.

This version can still be found at https://rel01.windows96.net.

== Version Highlights ==

* The default fonts used were Pixel Verdana and LWindows, but these were eventually swapped for Pixel Arial in later releases.
* The file system during this time was fully synchronous (utilizing <code>localStorage</code>), which meant that there was a hard browser cap at around 8 megabytes of total data storage.
* The context menus in this version were not yet completed.
* The window manager in this version was extremely primitive and had no way to tell active and inactive windows apart, often resulting into windows not appearing as they should.
* Taskbar tasks could not have an icon representing their appropriate function.
* Terrible font blurring is present all around this version and cross browser support was horrible.
* Half of the start menu was not functional at all and the start menu was extremely glitchy.

== Trivia ==

* [[Ctrlz]] (the only developer at the time) had zero idea how to render bitmap fonts properly using CSS and generally had weak CSS abilities during this time.
* Whilst Windows 96 is new, the thought of developing a Web OS was not new and was attempted before with unsatisfying results.
* Ctrlz's longtime friend Dan conceptualized and heavily tested the first releases of Windows 96.
* Most of Windows 96 v0.1 was developed during a school drama performance, where ctrlz and Dan were tasked to record the performance, but obviously didn't because they were too busy working on the future of the internet (:wooge:).
* Ctrlz and Dan still regularly poke fun with Windows 96, often attempting to run the Web OS at random places for absolutely no reason.