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A tale of two interfaces
I’ve been a Microsoft Windows user since Windows 3.1 (and I briefly tried out Windows 2). In the evolution of Windows from 3.1 to Windows 7 we’ve seen a few things. First, Windows has become more powerful and it has … Continue reading