Transcription: Of course all these graphical interfaces like Windows are old hat anyway. The basic design was formulated way back in the late 70s and early 80s. Overlapping windows, multiple font styles on screen, mouse control, even context sensitive mouse menus. They were all part of a programming language called Smalltalk. Later on many of the ideas from Smalltalk's programming environment were used in the Macintosh computer and that's why the Mac was reckoned to be so user friendly. This was back in the days when the best thing the PC's environment had going for it was the DOS C program. or a-pont I shou ...
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