Apple to rename all of its operating systems

Except for photo/video enhancements, I think ios 10/11 was the best. Not so many hidden tweaks and easier to use. Now every update seems to be "security features and more pride crap"

At least their naming makes a little more sense if it's just forks of the same thing
 
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No. But they did get a lot of flack switching from years to ME.

Windows 95 was insanely popular.

Windows ME was a weird thing, because it was the last of the 9X kernel OS'es. At that point in time, Microsoft were not sure if they should continue Windows 9X, or move the consumer base over to NT. So Windows ME saw a lot of features from Windows 2000 back ported to it. It's a (pretty big) update on Windows 98SE and also breaks native DOS Shell.

Windows 2000, not entirely a public OS, was a specialty use case... but I knew people who were using it as their main OS. Windows XP was the first public NT Kernel OS.

Vista was a transitional OS to 64-bit. Windows 7 (confusing as fuck name), first mainstream 64-bit OS from MS. Where the 64-bit OS was the default and the 32bit one was the alternative.
 
Makes sense and in hindsight amazed they didn't do this years ago. They are running iOS, ipadOS, WatchOS, macOS, visionOS all with different naming schemes that update yearly.

Just unify that stuff.
 
No. But they did get a lot of flack switching from years to ME.

Windows 95 was insanely popular.
it was confusing with Windows 2000. I mean just look at the X-Box naning convention on how silly it is, Plus Windows 7 go to about screen it shows Windows 6.1.
 
I wonder what things would be like now if Apple had decided to go with BeOS instead of OpenStep for the foundation of Mac OS X. Steve Jobs convinced Gil Amelio that BeOS wasn't right for the future
 
I'm gonna start doing the same. Y'all are now seeing Trilobit 26. I'm not better than Trillobit 23, but in the very least I'm newer.
 
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