I was talking just over the past 10 years.
3, 3,1 3.11(WFW) were all versions of Windows that was run on top of DOS.
95, 98, 98se and Millennium were all versions of Windows stand alone
products. (You did not need to install DOS as it was a part of and
integral to these Windows versions.)
The above groupings are usually how they are grouped. 95 was not a
similar product as any of the 3.* versions.
NT and 2000 were versions for business and not marketed to the
consumer level although many consumers did run them. Both of these
came in workstation and server models.
So you have three separate lines of products up there.
XP was introduced in 01 (October)
So what I was comparing was XP, Vista, WIn 7 starting in October 01
and OSX was introduced in 02.
XP, Vista, Win 7 are a separate line from the ones above and that was
the comparison.
Stewart
At 06:25 PM 6/8/2009, you wrote:
Looks to be about 7 or 8 versions...
> MS has had only three. XP, Vista and later this year
> Win 7.
(I'm a little confused now - there was Windows 3.0, Win98,
Windows NT, etc.)
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