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'''''The following is personal workspace. Once content is ready, I will migrate it to the appropriate location. I may use this for any number of purposes, but generally it will be used for drafts.'''''<br /> | '''''The following is personal workspace. Once content is ready, I will migrate it to the appropriate location. I may use this for any number of purposes, but generally it will be used for drafts.'''''<br /> | ||
''Please to not change the value of this content. If you see a typo or some other small problem, feel free to change this. For anything else, please ask first. '''Thanks!''''' | ''Please to not change the value of this content. If you see a typo or some other small problem, feel free to change this. For anything else, please ask first. '''Thanks!''''' | ||
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| + | Personal Notes: For template, consider using something like: <nowiki><includeonly>[[category:Everything]]</includeonly></nowiki> | ||
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'''Windows 9''' was expected to be a part of [[Microsoft]]'s line of [[Windows (operating system)|Windows]] [[operating system]]. However, such an edition was never released. | '''Windows 9''' was expected to be a part of [[Microsoft]]'s line of [[Windows (operating system)|Windows]] [[operating system]]. However, such an edition was never released. | ||
==Time Line== | ==Time Line== | ||
| − | In October of 2012, [[Windows 8]] was released, with great promotional efforts. However, the operating system did not sell as well as expected, partially due to the removal of the start button, which every Windows user had grown accustomed to. | + | In October of 2012, [[Windows 8]] was released, with great promotional efforts. However, the operating system did not sell as well as expected, partially due to the removal of the start button, which every Windows user had grown accustomed to. To help compensate for this failure, Microsoft released Windows 8.1 in October of 2013, one year later. This gave back the Start button, but the new "Start menu" was not improved or replaced. A few other updates were bundled with this release as well. Almost two years later, in July 2015, [[Windows 10]] was released. Immediately, the public began asking, "What happened to Windows 9?" |
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| + | ==The reasoning== | ||
| + | It seems logical enough that Windows 9 should come after 8 and before 10. However, there are some reasons why this might not have happened. | ||
Revision as of 15:02, April 19, 2016
The following is personal workspace. Once content is ready, I will migrate it to the appropriate location. I may use this for any number of purposes, but generally it will be used for drafts.
Please to not change the value of this content. If you see a typo or some other small problem, feel free to change this. For anything else, please ask first. Thanks!
Personal Notes: For template, consider using something like: <includeonly>[[category:Everything]]</includeonly>
Windows 9 was expected to be a part of Microsoft's line of Windows operating system. However, such an edition was never released.
Time Line
In October of 2012, Windows 8 was released, with great promotional efforts. However, the operating system did not sell as well as expected, partially due to the removal of the start button, which every Windows user had grown accustomed to. To help compensate for this failure, Microsoft released Windows 8.1 in October of 2013, one year later. This gave back the Start button, but the new "Start menu" was not improved or replaced. A few other updates were bundled with this release as well. Almost two years later, in July 2015, Windows 10 was released. Immediately, the public began asking, "What happened to Windows 9?"
The reasoning
It seems logical enough that Windows 9 should come after 8 and before 10. However, there are some reasons why this might not have happened.