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  • diffhist Windows 98 21:43 −130 Pcuser42 talk contribs (Revert; a potentially more confusing and puffery sentence) Tag: Manual revert
  • diffhist Command-line interface 21:26 +154 Guy Harris talk contribs (And another "command-line shell" that's not an operating-system command-line shell. Maybe it's come to mean "a command-line interface to the internal operations and configuration of something", e.g. SQLite is, at its heart, a relational database, with the command-line shell offering a combination of SQL and other commands to manipulate it).)
  • diffhist Command-line interface 20:46 +1 Guy Harris talk contribs (One too few 's.)
  • diffhist Command-line interface 20:46 +138 Guy Harris talk contribs (SQLite calls its *application* command line a "command-line shell", so the term "command-line shell" appears *not* to be limited to a CLI for operating system commands.)
  • diffhist Windows 98 20:08 −1 Ivan Stefanovski Student 2028 talk contribs (→Development: Windows 98 was to be the final product in the Windows 9x line until Microsoft briefly revived the line to release Windows Me in 2000 as the final Windows 9x product which targeted the home market, alongside the NT-based Windows 2000 which targeted the business market, before it finally realized its dream of merging these two markets under one single, more powerful OS, with the release of Windows XP in 2001.) Tags: Reverted Mobile edit Mobile web edit
  • diffhist Windows 98 20:07 +131 Ivan Stefanovski Student 2028 talk contribs (→Development: Windows 98 was to be the final product in the Windows 9x line until Microsoft briefly revived the line to release Windows Me in 2000 as the final Windows 9x product which targeted the home market, alongside the NT-based Windows 2000 which targeted the business markets, before it finally realized its dream of merging these two markets under one single, more powerful OS, with the release of Windows XP in 2001.) Tags: Reverted Mobile edit Mobile web edit
  • diffhist Windows XP 20:03 +24 CD967119 talk contribs (I believe some of these Windows XP computers aren't used by the general public, more reserved for schools, ATMs, kiosks, and government computers (and the US military also still uses XP). I think that everyone in Armenia just uses 10)

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