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Actually, the NeXTStep style was adopted by Windows 3.1 and that made it look subtly different from 3.0. Given the timing, I think the actual direct influence o
by jecel 4y ago
Actually, the NeXTStep style was adopted by Windows 3.1 and that made it look subtly different from 3.0. Given the timing, I think the actual direct influence on Windows 3.1 was Motif, which in turn was inspired by NeXTStep.
When the NeXT was announced I thought it had been influenced by Randy Smith's (Xerox Parc) ARK (Alternate Reality Kit):
http://worrydream.com/refs/Smith%20-%20Experiences%20With%20The%20Alternate%20Reality%20Kit.pdf http://worrydream.com/refs/Smith%20-%20Experiences%20With%20...
But it might just have been a coincidence.
- flomo 4y agoIIRC, Microsoft actually had an hand in Motif, which followed the IBM Common User Access spec. Some of this I suspect was for legal reasons with Apple suing everyone.