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This more or less matches my recollection as well. Win 3.1 was the point at which there became genuine interest/excitement around Windows. When 3.11 came out
by freedomben 1y ago
This more or less matches my recollection as well. Win 3.1 was the point at which there became genuine interest/excitement around Windows. When 3.11 came out was when many of the average people (i.e. normies) around our area were also starting to get a computer for the household, so momentum really built up.
- rbanffy 1y ago3.1 brought TrueType, which made Windows (without Adobe Type Manager) useful for WYSIWYG. 3.11, with its simple local network functionality doomed NetWare. Unless you needed to connect remote offices to a single network, 3.11 was all you needed.