图形用户界面（GUI）详细发展历史

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May 1990: Windows 3.0 released by Microsoft
Features: Program Manager shell.

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November: PC-GEOS released by GeoWorks

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Spring of 1992: IBM releases OS/2 Version 2.0, a true 32-bit OS.
Features a new "Workplace Shell", an object oriented user interface that is heavily integrated with the rest of the OS.

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March: Microsoft introduces Windows 3.1. The user interface is basically the same as Windows 3.0 but now includes their "multimedia" enhancements.

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September: Amiga Workbench 3 released for AGA Amigas.
Features: Images for backgrounds, color pallet remapping.

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May 1993 Microsoft releases the first version of Windows NT, their 32-bit OS. They give it the version number "3.1" and use the same user interface they do for regular Windows 3.1. Made available for Intel, Power PC, Alpha, and MIPS systems

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1994: QNX Software Systems releases the first embeddable microkernel windowing system, the Photon microGUI

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1995: Microsoft introduces Windows 95 on August 24th

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October: Be introduced BeOS at Agenda 96. The first version was designed to run on a custom multiprocessor system known as the "BeBox".  Later made

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1996: New Deal releases New Deal Office 2.5, which was formerly PC-GEOS.