Windows Chariot '51

Windows Chariot '51 (Codename: Aioli) is a Spartonsoft operating system released in 1951. Windows Chariot '51 was released in June 21st, 1951 and support was ended in January 5th, 1962. Windows Chariot is a sequel to Windows Advance '43, and based of off OldOldMicrosoft's 1934 Azidoazide OS. Many feature are expanded on from Windows Advance '43, and the graphics bear a close resemblance to that of Azidoazide. 
Spartan Modern refers to a red and gold UI, with shiny, metallic textures. Spartan Modern has been described as having a very stimulating yet easy to navigate feel. 
== Features ==
# Chariot features a more navigable, "made for the housewife", type BIOS. It has an interface similar to Azidoazide, but adopting the new "Spartan Modern" theme. All things in the BIOS are grouped up into categories, depending on if you have Home, Personal, Pro, or School edition. The BIOS also has other important startup menus that are intertwined.
# The CMD, Control Panel, Device Manager, Task Manager, Registry Editor, and Creedshell, Chariot's version of Powershell, have all now adapted the "Spartan Modern" theme, and you can change the theme in the preference settings. 
# Dragging desktop icons is now more smooth, and less clunky compared to Azidoazide and Windows Advance '43.
# A new app has been added to School edition, Student Preferences. Student Preferences allows teachers to allow applications, or ban them. It also has a built in cheating detector for tests, which automatically disables internet connection outside of the test window, and full screens and prioritizes the test window.
# Internet Explorer '49 has been updated to '51 version, a minor patch that fixes security exploits. '51 now also has more integrated support for punch cards.
# Personal edition has Google Chlore built into it. Google Chlore is a Chariot only edition of Google Ion. Google Chlore has a built in ad-blocker, and uses the Spartan Modern theme.
# Background personalization can be set to "slide mode" where it changes pictures based off of a .slide file. Additionally, you can now set your background to a GIF.
== Builds ==
=== Build: 025a ===
The very first building of Chariot. The interface is nearly identical with Azidoazide, except it has a pre-installed workspace including Google Ion with an altered start menu as well as toolbar.
=== Build 031A ===
An unidentified user leaked the second build of Chariot to a tech forum on September 15th, 1950. It's barely different for 025a. This is the first attempt to adapt Google Ion to Chariot. This customized Google Chlore was not completed, but it is accessible via a password-protected zip file.
=== Build 065a ===
The third build of Chariot, this one has Google Chlore fully made, and had code that was later reused in Windows '66. This also removed the clunky keyboard and cursor controls from Azidoazide.
=== Build 071a ===
This build was showcased in the Portland Spartonsoft Tech Convention of 1950 on November 3rd. This build expands on 065a by adding a smaller task bar, and thinner start menu. Additionally, you can now pin things to your start-menu for easy access. 
=== Build 124a ===
This build was only tested once, and then lost. There are no copies left to this day. 124a added the smooth icon dragging that we see in the final release.
=== TR1.43 ===
Test Release 1.43 was the first demonstration that the public could access from Chariot. Sadly, it was later removed due to a security vulnerability that lead to Spartonsoft employees information getting leaked. This release added punch-card compatibility, and ReIntel Pentium Deluxe 3.2GHz compatibility.
=== DR3.8 ===
Developer Release 3.8 was the first developer release of Chariot. It fixed punch-card issues from the earlier test release.
=== Build 342a ===
This build did not add much, other than more compatibility with ReIntel and ProtoIntel. 
=== DR3.11 ===
The second developer release of Chariot. This build tweaked the Azidoazide theme, Roman, to make the Spartan Modern theme. It was only in hidden files in the "Themes" folder.
=== DR9.3 ===
This is the final developer released. This release split Chariot into the Home, Personal, Pro, and School versions, and prepared for the final release.
=== R1.0 ===
The first release of Chariot, Chariot 1.0, was briefly cancelled because of a security vulnerability on certain devices.
=== R1.11 ===
The second release of Chariot, Chariot 1.11, fixed the security issues in Chariot 1.0, and also expanded punch-card compatibility, again.
== Versions ==
=== Pro ===
Pro is the common version of Chariot. Pro has basic applications and is made for businesses. It is highly customizable, and can be used on just about any Spartonsoft device. Pro was also the second version to be made and packaged for consuming.
=== School ===
School is similar to the Windows Advance' 43 school edition. It has the Windows Advance "Teacher Hub" and "Teacher Feedback". It also has a "Student Preferences" app, and can detect cheating. It is the only Chariot version to not have Google Chlore built in.
=== Personal ===
Personal is similar to Pro in many ways, but it has less support for multiple people and is built for individuals. This also has various elements from Home built into it. It comes pre-installed with Google Chlore, but during the installation you can choose to use Google Ion instead.
=== Home ===
A simpler version of Personal, built for multiple people in a household like Pro. It has a more easy to navigate UI, and chooses to hide more things, or just not install them to save memory. 
===== Home Stripped =====
Home Stripped is a variation on Home Classic, with less applications. It also has a large disk-space, and more memory. Home Stripped automatically shuts down when you are not using the computer, which can be helpful to some.
== Applications ==
Applications will be grouped by version, Required, Recommended, Optional, and Uninstalled (doesn't come packaged with the operating system). Required programs cannot be removed in the setup. Recommended programs can be removed in the setup, but are enabled by default. Optional programs are disabled by default. Uninstalled programs are not in the setup, and must be installed some other way.
=== Universal required applications ===
# Device Manager
# Task Manager
# Control Panel
# Terminal
# Settings, preferences. etc.
# Software Information
# Registry Editor
# Creedshell
# OperateXOperating System manager, with core files inside of it. Handle with caution.
=== Personal Edition applications ===
Personal Edition includes all normal apps such as Device Manager, Control Panel, Terminal, Task Manager, etc.
# SpartanPaint (Required): Painting software similar to WSPAINT, made by Wicrosoft and used with other Wicrosoft operating systems. SpartanPaint, unlike WSPAINT, features a stamp tool, and a wider variety of file types to save your images as, such as EPS and JFIF.
# SmartManipulator (Optional) Stripped back video and image editor similar to GIMP or Adobe Photoshop, and video editing similar to Wicrosoft Clipchamp. 
# SpartanNotes (Required): Note-taking software, where you can create sections for notes. Intended for studying. . (not to be confused with SpartanNotepad)
# SpartanPlayer (Required): A media player for video files and music files supported by Chariot. 
# SpartanLine (Optional): Virtual phone-book.
# Google Chlore (Recommended) A Google Ion variation for Chariot. Uses the code from Ion, but with the UI of Internet Explorer.
# Internet Explorer '51 (Required) Basic browsing software. Internet Explorer is deprecated and it is recommended to use Google Chlore.
# SpartanStore (Uninstalled) An uninstalled software, that can be installed via the "Extra software" tab in "Software Information". It is on the computer initially, but not usable and must be activated.
# SpartanNotepad (Required) A deprecated text editor, that support multiple programming languages. (Use SpartanCode)
# SpartanCode (Uninstalled) A recommended piece of software in Software Information, used for writing code. 
# SpartanControl (Optional) Software for allocating RAM and memory to other software.
# VerisatLEGACY (Optional) Free file archiver.
=== Pro Edition applications ===
Pro Edition has all of the default Personal applications along with:
# SpartanOffice (Required if 2+ office programs are installed): A portal for all SpartanOffice softwares.
# SpartanText (Recommended): A Chariot version for OOM Word (OldOldMicrosoft).
# SpartanGo (Recommended): A Chariot version for OOM Powerpoint, with less features.
# SpartanSpread (Recommended): A Chariot version for OOM Excel, with different types of spreadsheets (Finance, Personal, Pictographic, Other)
# SpartanMail (Required): A mailing software, based off of OOM Outlook from Azidoazide.
# SpartanFinance (Recommended): A software for graphing finances.
# SpartanCall (Recommended): An office program for video calling. It can also be connected to a telephone to make calls.
=== School Edition applications ===
School Edition has all Personal Applications, but without VerisatLEGACY, SControl, SCode, SLine, and SManipulator. It also includes Teacher Hub, Teacher Feedback, SpartanGrades, and Student Preferences. 
=== Home Edition applications ===
Home Edition has all Pro Edition applications, but without VerisatLEGACY, SControl, SCode, and SFinance. Instead of SpartanOffice, Home edition uses SpartanLife, which simplifies most of the applications. 
==== Home Edition Stripped applications ====
Home Edition stripped includes all Home Edition applications, but without any SpartanLife applications, keeping them as uninstalled and activatable in the Software Information app.
==Trivia==
# Google Chlore borrows code from Internet Explorer '37 as well.
# Spartan Notes later became Microsoft OneNote.