![]() ![]() Apple broke the ice by introducing the first desktop system which was based on a graphical user interface and not on a dull command line, such as the one used by MS-Dos. It all began with Apple’s first Macintosh personal computer, the 128K model, which was powered by System Software 1.0 or System 1, as most people knew it back then. Related Read: Evolution of Windows OS – Past & Future Apple’s first steps Although the founder of the company passed through some harsh times before Apple become what it is today, Steve Job’s marks can be seen in each and every version until its passing, and hopefully, even after. ![]() Today, we embark ourselves on a brief journey, to remind ourselves how the Mac OS has evolved through the years.Īs Steve Jobs himself stated, Apple’s desktop platform was created by borrowing concepts already available in nature and in the human world, all set to be presented with a nice stylish touch for the end user. Apple’s desktop platform has a history to be proud of and starting with 1984, almost 30 years ago, the Cupertino-based company has produced a stable system which later evolved into Mac OS, and then the renowned X.Īlthough the road was quite bumpy, Apple managed to evolve a pretty standard platform into something which inspired other companies as well, including Microsoft and its Windows family. ![]()
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