Things would have been more interesting without the Windows monopoly, I agree. But in that time we got cheap but extremely powerful personal computers with robu

Things would have been more interesting without the Windows monopoly, I agree. But in that time we got cheap but extremely powerful personal computers with robust, mulitasking operating systems and a huge ecosystem of very capable applications. Maybe there haven't been many radical innovations in the WIMP interface but these things go in cycles and the this one served consumers very well.