Operating System (How Win or Mac Created?)

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  • Atran
    Contributor
    • May 2007
    • 319

    Operating System (How Win or Mac Created?)

    Hello, Do you know how Windows (or Mac) created?
    I heart that Microsoft steal Apple (MAC Education).
    But How Apple created MAC ?
    And it is easy to create an operating system ?
  • pbmods
    Recognized Expert Expert
    • Apr 2007
    • 5821

    #2
    Start off with a visit to your local Wikipedia:



    It is... well, quite complicated to develop an operating system. To say the least.

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    • Atran
      Contributor
      • May 2007
      • 319

      #3
      Thanks anyway......... .

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      • bartonc
        Recognized Expert Expert
        • Sep 2006
        • 6478

        #4
        Originally posted by Atran
        Hello, Do you know how Windows (or Mac) created?
        I heart that Microsoft steal Apple (MAC Education).
        But How Apple created MAC ?
        And it is easy to create an operating system ?
        It's lot's of work to create an operating system of the magnitude of Window or Macintosh. There other types (such as "embeded" OSs) that are not so much work but the user doesn't get to interact with them very much.

        Apple actually went into a Xerox research facility called PARK and "borrowed" many of the ideas for the Mac interface from work that they were doing (the mouse is a prime example, icons on a graphical "desktop" is another). To their credit, Steven Jobs' team packed those ideas into a person computer and sold it at an affordable price. The Xerox project was running on a mainframe at that time.

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        • Atran
          Contributor
          • May 2007
          • 319

          #5
          Originally posted by bartonc
          It's lot's of work to create an operating system of the magnitude of Window or Macintosh. There other types (such as "embeded" OSs) that are not so much work but the user doesn't get to interact with them very much.

          Apple actually went into a Xerox research facility called PARK and "borrowed" many of the ideas for the Mac interface from work that they were doing (the mouse is a prime example, icons on a graphical "desktop" is another). To their credit, Steven Jobs' team packed those ideas into a person computer and sold it at an affordable price. The Xerox project was running on a mainframe at that time.
          Thanks for your idea.

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