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Microsoft's Windows 95 Architect Is a Happy Mac ConvertSoftware engineer Satoshi Nakajima, the lead architect of Microsoft's Windows 95, picked up a Mac for the first time two years ago. He was so impressed, he says he'll never touch a PC again.
Two PC Experts Argue Windows XP or VistaThe forced retirement of Microsoft's Windows XP is set--with some exceptions--for Monday. To quell XP separation anxiety and the rancor of seething Vista haters, Microsoft has agreed to offer Windows XP updates and security patches until April 2014.
Bill Gates: Windows 95 was a "high point"Earlier in the evening, I had an opportunity to talk with Gates about his fondest memories at Microsoft.
The History of the Blue Screen of DeathA common sight to anyone who used Windows 95, Windows 98 or Windows ME regularly. The BSOD would pop up whenever a floppy disk was removed too soon, or a keyboard was unplugged at the wrong time, or when RAM chips started to fail.
Microsoft readying Vista marketing blitzLooks like Microsoft is trying to create as much buzz about Vista as they got from Windows 95. Something tells me that it is just not going to happen.
Run Windows 95 on the gp2x handheld.Bootup takes six and a half minutes on this easily hacked handheld, ideal for development.
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