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== Windows 96 V3 Cut Content ==
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While [[Windows 96 v3]] featured a lot of improvements, some stuff was also cut from the release. This article will cover these things.
While [[Windows 96 v3]] featured a lot of improvements, some stuff was also cut from the release. This article will cover these things.


=== Bell ===
=== Bell ===
Bell is the successor to [[p3]], which had some hype and interest around it in the first ~4 months of 2022, but after its api mysteriously disappeared from the [[Windows 96 V3 Beta|V3 private beta]], nobody heard of it ever again.
Bell is the successor to [[P3]], which had some hype and interest around it in the first ~4 months of 2022, but after its API mysteriously disappeared from the [[Windows 96 V3 Beta|V3 private beta]], nobody heard of it ever again.


Turns out, even after all this time, bell still isn't ready for production. Bell will probably release in a future service pack for [[Windows 96 v3]].
Turns out, even after all this time, bell still isn't ready for production. Bell will probably release in a future service pack for [[Windows 96 v3]].

Revision as of 23:08, 28 September 2022

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While Windows 96 v3 featured a lot of improvements, some stuff was also cut from the release. This article will cover these things.

Bell

Bell is the successor to P3, which had some hype and interest around it in the first ~4 months of 2022, but after its API mysteriously disappeared from the V3 private beta, nobody heard of it ever again.

Turns out, even after all this time, bell still isn't ready for production. Bell will probably release in a future service pack for Windows 96 v3.

96Hub

96Hub was an application with some information around Windows 96, but after this wiki was made, it was deemed useless.

Ctrlz doesn't care this much about 96Hub, he released the source code here.

Nander also uploaded it to his repo with custom server functionality.

FileNet

fileNet was a public file sharing software, it either used p3 or bell, but I'm not sure tbh.