Windows 1.0 was released 1985, it had such programs as Calculator, Calendar, Cardfile, Clipboard viewer, Clock, Control Panel, Notepad, Paint, Reversi, Terminal and Write. Second version Windows was released in 1987, it included sophisticated keyboard shortcuts. Did not have a chance to use it…. Windows 3.0 and 3.1 Windows 3.0, which included several UI improvements, was released in 1990. Later on Windows 3.1 was released.Windows 3.1 included better support for multimedia, TrueType and workgroup networking. For me Windows 3.1 was really primitive. Windows 9x Windows 95 – ME were the best operating systems around that time. They were still MS-DOS based. Windows 95 added support for 32-bit applications, plug and play, preemptive multitasking and more. Biggest thing in Windows 95 was the start menu, which was not available. Windows 95 was really buggy and slow, so Microsoft released Windows 98, which was not so different from Windows 95.
TSN Transition Sequence Number TSO Time Sharing Option TSOP Thin Small-Outline Package TSP Telephony Service Provider TSR Terminate and Stay Resident TSS Task State Segment + Time Sharing System TS/SI Top Secret/Sensitive Information .TST Test (file name extension) TSTN Triple Supertwisted Nematic TSV Tab Separated Values TT Typewriter Text TTA Transport-Triggered Architecture TTCN Tree and Tabular Combined Notation .TTF TrueType Font (file name extension) TTL Through The Lens + Transistor-Transistor Logic TTP Thermal-Transfer Printing TTS Text-To-Speech + Transaction Tracking System TTY Teletype TUCOWS The Ultimate Collection of Winsock Software TUI Text-Based User Interface [WordPerfect] TUMS Table Update and Management System [Stanford University] .TUT Tutorial (file name extension) TVF Table of contents Verbosely from File [UNIX] TVFS Toronto Virtual File System [IBM]
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