It may have lent itself well to the development practices of the 90s, but Microsoft has been working to replace it for quite ...

As Microsoft celebrates its 50th anniversary ... as well. It ran on the Windows NT kernel — which, if it wasn’t originally designed for workstations and servers, we’d probably call out ...

They then co-developed OS/2 with IBM as a successor to DOS, but the project ran into difficulties, so Microsoft started developing its own 'Windows NT-based operating system' in 1989, which was ...

Chen writes: Somehow, there is a claim of a 30-year mystery surrounding Microsoft’s Blue Screen ... Up next, a year later in 1993, we had the Windows NT 3.1 BSOD which was the first true blue ...

Despite several overhauls to the Windows UI, Microsoft hasn’t touched the Format dialog box since its introduction in Windows NT all those years ago. There’s still a fair amount of other old ...

When it came time to create a UI for Windows NT’s Format feature ... according to longtime Microsoft programmer Dave Plummer. On March 24, Plummer posted a lengthy but interesting tweet ...

You're never more than a double-click away from some piece of UI that has been essentially exactly the same since 1996's Windows NT 4.0, when Microsoft's more-stable NT operating system was ...

Microsoft has announced at Build 2025 that the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) is now open source, with its code available ...