Who invented the graphical user interface was it IBM, Apple or Microsoft?
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MacRumorsWho invented the graphical user interface was it IBM, Apple or Microsoft?macrumors.comWho invented the graphical user interface was it IBM, Apple or Microsoft? I'm wondering when the GUI got started and who had the best looking GUI at the time? I hear Windows 3.1 came out in 1992. But in the 80s DOS was used lot by IBM and Microsoft. I hear there was Atari computer and had OS in 1985 and Amiga computer and had OS in 1985 as well. But Microsoft took over the market shares with DOS. The Atari OS in 1985 seems pretty basic at the time. ... Read more
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