Vanura Gamma Birth

Vanura Gamma Birth is a pre-Windows version. This system was created by Oggosoft and released between Infinity BTE and March 24, 320,000–305,000 years ago.
== Building the OS ==
This is one of the first operating systems in existence, so it is obviously slower and buggier than later OSes. It was released on Infinity BTE, or March 24, 320,000 to 305,000 years ago. Although it was most commonly known as the Gamma Birth year because of how hard the number Gamma Birth BC is to enter, there's a 1-bit code, and that is the strongest thing a computer was able to handle in Gamma Birth.
== Boot screen ==
The startup screen is very dark because Oggosoft could only do images this dark around this time, so it makes sense why. If you have super-duper-extremely-really good eye sight, you can make out what it's saying.
The prototype would have the text be white, but every update makes it darker.
It was eventually succeeded by Vanura Infinity after being preceded by an unknown OS (likely none).
== Desktop ==
Since the boot screen is small, the desktop is small. As a result, it can only hold 12 icons at a time, and they have to be smaller than the cursor. Unlike several Windows versions, there is a power button next to the start button. When clicked, the button opens up a menu, which has two choices: shut down or restart.
== Storage ==
The OS only takes up around 2 KB, of which the storage is >1 KB.
Update 0 was only 1 KB instead of 2.
== Bugs ==
It has over 1 billion flaws in the computer itself, which is a very usual thing that happens to the first computer ever. Mostly, the unstable computer running this OS crashes a couple of milliseconds after it boots up. The BSOD that shows up after the computer crashes only says "Unknown Error" without any error code or name being given. But Updates 0–4 don't have a BSOD, so Update 5 was implemented.
== Gear ==
Before they introduced the mouse, you had to use a stone that had a pressure plate inside.
To click, press the button two times in a row.
It was actually an ancient mouse, which has a ball under it that controls the cursor, that was used for this OS. There is a button on top of the mouse. To left-click, press the button. To right-click, press the button three times in a row. And for the keyboard, the keys were positioned in ABCDEF format instead of QWERTY format. These make navigating and typing on the OS cumbersome, though it was revolutionary at the time because, again, you can control something. However, you could use the QWERTY keyboard with this OS, along with the modern mouse that has two buttons and a rolling wheel between them. However, right-clicking or rolling the wheel on the mouse does not work on Vanura Gamma Birth, as there are no scripts for the OS to make them function. However, the scripts that control the RMB and the mouse wheel can be added to Vanura Gamma Birth, making it easier to navigate the OS.
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