OS What-Ifs: Two 90s Operating Systems That Never Made It by @ms-dos5
VCF East XIX
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OS What-Ifs: Two 90s Operating Systems That Never Made It by @ms-dos5
VCF East XIX
If Microsoft hadn’t cancelled Windows Neptune, the entire early‑2000s Windows timeline would look radically different — and honestly, way cleaner. Neptune was supposed to be the consumer NT OS, so imagining it surviving gives us a very coherent alternate lineage. It would be the gap between Windows 2000/Windows ME and Windows XP.
Crafted on Copilot.
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the installer kinda reminds me of Windows Neptune for some reason
Windows Neptune’s Submit a comment dialog box.