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Our Huge Collection of Screen Shots
featuring Operating Systems, Shells and Applications
Courtesy Bob
A. Schelfhout Aubertijn for some of these
and many others for contributing to this section
Operating
Systems and Shells
Amiga
2500 OS running Video Toaster and AmigaOS
v3.5
Apple II GEOS
Apple II GS
Apple IIgs System
v6.0.1
Take a tour of
the Lisa OS and Applications and see more
Apple Lisa screen shots here and our
Lisa 2 XL running
Apple Macintosh
v1.1 - 1984
Be OS running on a Be Box
and BeOS v5.0 PE
Central
Point Desktop
DECWindows
DESQView X v2.1
GEM, the Graphics Environment Manager from Digital Research
Incorporated
Elixir Desktop and applications a DOS-based desktop GUI based
on GEM
GeoWorks v1.2
GNOME 2.2
IBM OS2 Warp 4
IRIX v6.5
KDE 1.x
KDE 2.x
KDE 3.0.x
KDE 3.1.x
MacOS v7.5.5
MacOS v8.1
MacOS Rhapsody DR2
MacOS
X v10.1
Mandrake v9.0
MicroSoft Bob v1.00
MicroSoft OS2 v1.3
Microsoft
.NET Enterprise Server 2003 Build 3652
NeXT Step 3.3 running on a color NeXTStation
NeXT OpenStep v4.2
NewDeal
v3.2a
Norton Desktop
RedHat v5.0
RedHat v8.0
RISC OS 3
RISC OS 4
Solaris 8 CDE
VisiOn
by Visicorp
Windows 1.0 (running!), the first version of Windows, and other
Windows
v1.01 shots
Windows/286
2.11, the first usable version of Windows and other Windows
v2.03 shots
Windows v3.0
Windows v3.1
Windows v3.11
Windows v3.2
Windows v95 -
Chicago Beta-1
Windows v98 - 4.1
Windows v98 Lite - 1.3
Windows v98 Lite - 4.5
Windows vME - 4.9
Windows NT v3.1
Windows NT v3.51
Windows NT v4.0
Windows XP Neptune Build
5111
Windows
XP Whistler Build 2223
Windows NT v5.0
[Windows 2000]
Windows NT v5.1 [Windows
XP]
Windows
NT 6.0 [Longhorn] Alpha Preview Build 4008
WINE
Xerox Alto OS and applications in action
High quality Polaroid shots of the Xerox Star 8010 interfaces with some early Icon design decisions (1981)
See
the Xerox Star 8010 user interface and applications in action
and see Xerox 6085s
in operations running a derivative of the Star environment
Fun Stuff
Screenshots
Funstuff
Screenshots Y2k Errors
Apple
IIe software antics! (thanks Alan Lundell)
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