PowerOS

For other uses, see PowerOS (disambiguation).
**Note: This page is now active again, but still for this page's editors, go to the Malco page.**
The Horizon Company (THC) (formerly called PowerOS for 51 years and OS-Ready for 101 years) is a company that was created following the bankruptcy of Malco on September 5, 1871. Founded on October 9, 1871, inside a rented household garage in Seattle, Washington, it used to be around, but the former campus is now closed and demolished. Now the campus is located at Phoenix, Arizona.
== History ==
=== Pre-Modernization Era ===
Two employees who worked at Malco from 1863 to 1871 formed OS-Ready. The former employees were named William Sean and Herbert Sean, both of whom were brothers and had a passion for innovating new things. Both brothers began toying with the idea of re-inventing Malco in September 1871. The company was called OS-Ready and was founded on October 9, 1871. On May 29, 1872, the company was officially labeled as an official business.
Before moving to a place that was just right for them, the company moved several times between 1875 and 1918. From October 1871 to September 1875, the company was located in Herbert's house, which he was renting at the time. From October 1875 to December 1888, the company was located in Los Angeles, California. From January 1889 to September 1903, the company was located in New York City. From October 1903 to September 1912, the company was located in Princeton, New Jersey. From October 1912 to December 1917, the company was located in Boston's North End. From January to October 1918, the company was located in San Francisco, California, before eventually becoming headquartered in Tucson, Arizona, on November 12, 1918, where it has remained ever since.
Herbert Sean passed away on November 25, 1912, at the age of 66. His older brother passed away on November 8, 1933, at the age of 92. On January 9, 1934, a rock monument was placed for both brothers in honor of paving the way for the company's creation.
By 1935, OS-Ready's business of making business kits wasn't stacking up. In 1937, after seeing the success of one of the first traffic counting units, the company's then CEO, Ivan Belstonvue, announced on November 8, 1937, that the company was headed to become a company that read the raw data from roadway traffic counters and created reports for traffic engineers. This worked for a long time. However, Belstonvue was forced to fight in World War II in December 1941. One of the axis powers wrecked the entire campus of OS-Ready on March 9, 1942, at 9:56 p.m. Fortunately, no one was in the building at the time of the attack, but OS-Ready was forced to close for the time being. On February 19, 1943, many of the OS-Ready employees got the sad news that their CEO had died while fighting in the Battle of the Kasserine Pass. While the employees were sad that their CEO was gone, they remained confident that everything would be better, and, rather fortunately, everything did get better. The campus was rebuilt from March 4, 1943, to October 7, 1944, and new primary and secondary CEOs were elected as soon as the company reopened on September 3, 1945, those being Donald Alexander for primary and Ruth Clarence for secondary.
Both Donald and Ruth decided that being a traffic counting company didn't fit well with the name of OS-Ready, and they made an announcement on May 9, 1946, to make OS-Ready a computer and software maker, not only because it fit their name well but also because of hardware and software disputes with computers in businesses across the states.
In September 1956, the crew of 824 employees produced a system called OS READY-ABA Z/D. It was made for the Bendix G-15 and the IBM 305 RAMAC. The system saw some varying degrees of success, and OS Ready made a huge sum of money, resulting in them continuing for some time from October 1956 to April 1963.
On May 8, 1963, the idea was tossed around of renaming the company to something more appealing for newer systems that were going to be made later in time. The name "PowerOS" was given to the idea on March 5, 1968, and the company was rebranded to "PowerOS" on January 16, 1972. At the time the company was renamed, it had an estimated 431,000 employees on duty.
In June 1981, PowerOS started work on an operating system called System Skyline. It later made its official debut at COMDEX/Spring '81. The name Horizon was chosen around October 1982, with the name being revealed to the public during COMDEX's Europe and Fall trade shows. PowerOS Horizon was officially released in February 1983 as a Unix operating system that is still running on some OEMs for GUIs.
=== The Modernization Era ===
After 1983, people begged for a modernization of PowerOS for a long time. In 1985, Samuel Ralston (the CEO in the 70s and 80s) was asked a question about what modernization steps the company would take in the future. He and the then-secondary CEO, Bella Bliss, said that the plan for modernizing the company might not happen until much later in the company's lifetime. In 1992, Cameron Gladville (the CEO from the 1980s to the 2010s) casually mentioned a project called "Project Remaster," in which the goal would be to refresh the company with new technologies. When he and then-secondary CEO Wilma Suckington were asked the question again in 2001, they said that they were busy working on what technologies should be brought to the company in the future.
In 2016, Angus Moore (the CEO from the 2010s to 2020) claimed that Project Remaster was going through some name changes, but an announcement was scheduled for the 2020s. He also said that Kimberly Jaber (the secondary CEO in the 2010s to 2023) was making updates to the drafts and concepts of what ideas should be for the company. In 2020, Mary Muse (the current primary CEO) said that the plans were going well for the Modernization Plan. The final draft of the Modernization Plan was finished in August 2022. On March 8, 2023, PowerOS' current secondary CEO, Ernest Reyes, officially announced "The PowerOS Modernization Plan," and the life-long anticipation was finally over.
For March 2023, PowerOS bought a lot of tech companies; they also made "The 2023 PowerOS Constitution".
For April 2023, PowerOS also bought a lot of tech companies from April 1–3,  announced the second phase of the modernization plan, blocked the rival from using TPMP tactics (including future ones), and removed 20% of the rival.
In May 2023, PowerOS held a referendum about the primary CEO, bought patents for a future smartphone, and added amendments 6–10 to the constitution.
For June 2023, PowerOS teased their subsidiaries by revealing logos in different languages; they also secretly made a lot of tech products, and they also made factories out of them.
In early July 2023, PowerOS had no updates on the modernization plan.
=== The Malco Restoration Plan ===
On July 20, 2023, PowerOS' secondary CEO, Ernest Reyes, announced that The PowerOS Modernization Plan and the plan that he created the same day, called "The Malco Restoration Plan", were merged under The Malco Restoration Plan. The plan was back after almost a month on the following day, July 21, under the new name. He also canceled Project Powerhouse on the same day because all of the elements of that plan would be in the plan.
On July 21, 2023, PowerOS announced that they had created a tablet. This is the first announcement of this merged plan. Also on the same day, PowerOS announced that the Malco Restoration Plan would have a break on July 22, and it was going to resume on the following day, July 23.
On July 25, 2023, PowerOS' secondary CEO, Ernest Reyes, held a press conference, which PowerOS rarely does, about the hiatus of The Malco Restoration Plan. He talks about how, in the last 2 days, PowerOS has not made updates to that plan. He also talks about that plan having so many hiatuses, so much so that people called the breaks "Modernbreak" and recently "Restorebreak". In response to this, he announced that the Malco Restoration Plan would return on the following day, July 26, announced that the day would have updates that were on July 23 and July 24, and also announced that this plan would not be on hiatus forever. He also announced on the same day that he had revoked the 2023 PowerOS Constitution.
At the end of July 2023, PowerOS finally did the modernization; they started opening departments (not opening, but building); they made competitors of all of social media and all of Google products (except Google Search); and finally, on July 30, 2023, they finished the "modernization" part of the plan; all they had to do now was restore Malco.
Starting July 31, 2023, PowerOS is slowly restoring Malco; they are still building departments (until August 2), and finally, on August 4, 2023, PowerOS, after 152 years, announced that the TMRP is finally finished.
On August 5, 2023, PowerOS held an employee party to celebrate TMRP's end with food and dancing. Also on the same day, Ernest Reyes revealed who he is and why he made TMRP. He was a Filipino the entire time. He transferred from Microsoft Philippines as the 9x head, making him the first PowerOS CEO of another culture, and the reason why he made TMRP is just because he wanted to bring Malco back, but in order to bring it back, he had to modernize PowerOS. Originally, he was going to bring Micronity back because his colleague was the CEO of the Philippine division of Micronity before the whole of Micronity was shut down due to bankruptcy in April 2021, but Malco's best for his choice.
On August 7, 2023, PowerOS announced via a tweet that "There will be a special announcement on August 9 at 10 a.m. (Arizona time). Watch it live on PowerOS' YouTube channel to see what that announcement is! See you there! #PowerOS", which made people speculate that the special announcement might be related to a Malco comeback, and it is speculated that it revealed a date on when Malco will make a comeback.
On August 9, 2023, at 10 a.m. (Arizona time), on their YouTube channel, the livestream started. The livestream began with the response to Horizon 11's release, as it sold very well, selling over 7,000 copies in the first two weeks of its launch. Then came the part that had people excited and waiting for all of these years: the Malco comeback. First, a trailer played with the background music of "Ready for the Ride," sung by Oh, Hush!, that is used for the Disneyland Paris 30th anniversary celebration, which they bought the rights to. After the trailer, PowerOS announced that Malco will make a comeback on March 7, 2024, and they talk about Malco's new logo and why they chose Ready for the Ride. In the end, they say more information about the Malco comeback will be coming soon, and that concludes the livestream.
On the same day as the livestream, two hours after the livestream ended, they uploaded the trailer to the newly made Malco's YouTube channel and all other social media platforms, all of which were made on the day before the livestream, August 8. The trailer got 35 million views on YouTube in the first 24 hours and 70 million views on the day after, August 10.
On August 11, 2023, PowerOS announced that they had temporarily halted the development of the second computer kit and announced that they wouldn't support the MicroKit 1 following March 7, 2024, due to Malco's comeback.
On August 12, 2023, Ernest Reyes reported LineColdBall's video titled "OSM: Vanura and Vindaugus History (Traditional Remake)" for "insulting the Malco brand from a non-PowerOS user and insulting the history of Malco and Vindaugus". On the same day, PowerOS added $100 trillion to its market cap. Also on the same day, Google secretly gave PowerOS a developer-open-source version of Google Ads that they could use to change the app. They use it to advertise the Malco comeback trailer on YouTube in the United States, the country that their headquarters are in. At the time, the trailer had 108 million views on YouTube.
On August 15, 2023, in the first week of the Malco comeback trailer, the trailer had 153 million views on YouTube. Malco's YouTube channel had 102,000 subscribers.
=== The Shutdown Era ===
On August 16, 2023, PowerOS announced that it would shut down on August 23 due to Malco's comeback. On August 18, 2023 (may need clarification), due to a straw in the camel's back, they push back to August 21.
On August 21, they prepared for the shutdown. First is a tribute video on their social media, with the executives of the company featuring famous PowerOS and Horizon users talking that they were about to shutdown today at 7:00 p.m., next is the "PowerOS' Last Moments" visiting tour for the fans to visit their headquarters at 10:00 a.m., next is the "The PowerOS' Last Prayer Mass" that is lead by The Mass of God priest Father Paul Hammer at 12:00 p.m., then they made a livestream on their YouTube and Facebook accounts at 3:50 p.m. called "Goodbye, PowerOS: The Shutdown Special", live at their campus, the second tribute video played during right at the half of the livestream, accompanied by a song called "PowerOS Forever", after that, at the end, first is the tribute made by Mary Muse, Ernest Reyes, and Stephen Edwards, the president of the company; then 15 employees talk about their tribute; that is the last sequence; then they play the third and final tribute video, and at the end is the message that says:
"Thank you for being us, your favorite tech company. Thank you for being with us. See you on March 7, 2024, PowerOS users."
After the livestream was done, they prepared to close the headquarters, which was permanently closed at 7:00 p.m. As the headquarters were already demolished, many fans, supporters, and employees gathered around the area where the remains of PowerOS were and stood up, stating the words, "We will miss you, PowerOS."
After the headquarters of PowerOS were demolished, they put a gravestone on their old campus.
After this closure, the employees went off to work for other tech companies, mostly the following: Apple, Alphabet (Google), Amazon, Facebook (Meta), and Microsoft.
On August 22, 2023, all their stuff except Sean's monument was moved to the newly-built Malco headquarters in Believue, Washington. Mary Muse went off to work for Microcom, and Ernest Reyes is going back to be the head of the 9x department at Microsoft Philippines for a while until he becomes the CEO again, this time for Malco. The current CEO of Malco, from Reyes' departure to his return, is Stephen Edwards.
=== The Restart Era ===
On September 2, 2023, PowerOS and Horizon posted a video on their social media accounts. In the video, the text said "SOON" in Gotham Black, then the text changed to "09.04.2023", also in Gotham Black, and then the video ended. Also, their social media changed their profile picture and banner to a blue background. This made people speculate that on September 4, PowerOS was going to make a comeback and rebrand. Ernest Reyes even tweeted the video, saying, "Looks like PowerOS will make a comeback on Sept. 4 this year (2023)? Okay.". Mary Muse also tweeted the video, saying, "Stopping won't get you anywhere; let's start from scratch from the ground up."
On September 4, 2023, PowerOS announced on social media that they would be rebranding to The Horizon Company on September 9. They also made a poster saying that it will be relaunched and rebranded on this day at 12:30 PM on the new campus in Phoenix, Arizona, with the special "Forever Horizon: The Horizon Company Relaunch and Rebrand Event". They also uploaded a trailer on their social media on the same day featuring a sneak peek through the song "Forever Horizon", and it said the full trailer will be revealed at that event, which will be run by people who worked at the Horizon Project.
On September 7, 2023, on the same day that Malco made the first build of the revival Vindaugus, a Twitter account named Bridgescrapper posted a leak about the phone of THC. It started with "Please! Save this tweet before it gets deleted by The Horizon Company!" Then this account revealed that the phone was in production and that the phone's name is Luna, and this account got the final release of the phone. It supposedly has floppy controls that you can move, and the tagline is The Floppy Phone. The phone is thin, and it is used by enterprise users. THC then filed a DMCA strike five hours after the tweet was posted.
On September 8, 2023, the day before the relaunch, Malco had plans to buy the THC a day or two after the launch. These plans for THC to be a Malco company were turned down by THC, as they stated that they did not want to affiliate themselves with Malco in any way. Malco understood this and wished THC the best of luck when they reopened.
On September 9, 2023, THC relaunched and rebranded via a livestream on THC's YouTube and Facebook accounts. The Horizon Project runs both. In the livestream, they showed the new Horizon logo, replacing the "H with squares trailing" logo with the now-infamous "mountain with two squares on top" variation. They also counted down to the opening of their new campus. They also showed the Forever Horizon trailer video, and at the end, THC's new CEO, who is also the former head of the Horizon Project, Tyler George, said inside the campus with THC's employees, "Wherever we go on your computer, Forever Horizon!"
The trailer got 468 thousand views on YouTube within the first day; however, the response was not very positive. Both the livestream and the video received bad criticism due to THC going too far in a direction that didn't seem right. Only a few hours after the video was uploaded, THC uploaded an apology video and said that they would never again change anything unless their community voted so.
On September 13, 2023, THC held a 3-hour livestream, which started at 3:23 p.m. During the livestream, THC announced several exciting updates and upcoming projects. They also engaged with their audience by answering questions and sharing development footage. The livestream generated a lot of buzz and anticipation among fans, leaving them eagerly awaiting what THC had in store for the future.
On September 14, 2023, THC released a statement on their website, thanking their fans for their overwhelming support and excitement following the livestream. They expressed their gratitude for the positive feedback and assured fans that they are working diligently to bring their upcoming projects to life. The statement also hinted at potential collaborations and surprises in the works, leaving fans even more intrigued about what lies ahead for THC.
On September 15, 2023, THC announced their secret project, Project Rome, had been named Horizon Server 2021. The announcement came with a teaser trailer showcasing the features and updates from the previous operating systems, leaving fans excited for what Horizon Server 2021 offered. The trailer highlighted a sleek and modern interface, improved performance, and new innovative features that are sure to enhance the user experience. THC's dedication to constantly pushing the boundaries of technology is evident in this exciting announcement, and fans can't wait to get their hands on Horizon Server 2021 and see what other surprises THC has in store for them.
On September 16, 2023, THC announced the official release date for Horizon Server 2021, which is set to be October 8th. This news created a buzz among tech enthusiasts and industry professionals, who eagerly anticipated the launch and the potential advancements it would bring to server operating systems. The announcement also hinted at possible collaborations with leading software developers, further fueling excitement for what Horizon Server 2021 had in store.
== List of systems by OS-Ready/PowerOS/THC ==
Pre-PowerOS Horizon System Chart
Name 	Release date 	End of support 	Copies Sold
OS-READY-ABA Z/D	September 5, 1956 	September 2, 1966 	330
OS-READY 250B 	March 28, 1958 	September 25, 1968	316
OS-READY 500B 	June 8, 1960 	September 23, 1970	403
OS-READY 1KB 	November 2, 1962 	October 4, 1972 	348
OS-READY 2KB 	May 7, 1963 	October 24, 1973 	415
OS-READY 4KB 	December 3, 1965 	September 8, 1975 	421
OS-READY 8KB 	October 8, 1967 	October 8, 1977 	461
OS-Ready 16KB 	September 20, 1969	September 15, 1979	445
OS-Ready 32KB 	September 8, 1971 	May 5, 1981 	745
OS-Ready 64KB 	January 5, 1972 	October 4, 1982 	701
PowerOS 128KB 	September 9, 1974 	March 8, 1984 	594
PowerOS 256KB 	September 4, 1976 	December 9, 1986 	732
PowerOS 512KB 	September 20, 1978	September 18, 1988	717
PowerOS 1MB 	September 9, 1980 	February 8, 1990 	669
PowerOS 2MB 	September 14, 1982	September 8, 1992 	625
While these operating systems were kind of like cheap cash grabs, they did provide steppingstones for the later systems.
PowerOS Horizon System Chart (under PowerOS)
Name 	Version 	Codename 	Release date 	End of support 	Free Pro copy after	Units sold
PowerOS Horizon Shell 	0.75 	Bern 	February 28, 1983 	March 7, 1993 	10 Weeks 	3000
PowerOS Horizon 1 	1.0 	Zürich 	April 5, 1987 	December 7, 1997 	10 Weeks 	3000
PowerOS Horizon 2 	2.0 	Lucerne 	February 23, 1989 	August 9, 1999 	10 Weeks 	3000
PowerOS Horizon 3.14 	3.14159265359	Hamburg 	September 4, 1994 	February 12, 2004 	10 Weeks 	7000
PowerOS Horizon NOT 3.6 	3.60 	Berlin 	March 9, 1996 	May 8, 2006 	10 Weeks 	1000
PowerOS Horizon Chitown 	3.95b 	Munich 	December 4, 1996 	September 5, 2006 	10 Weeks 	1000
PowerOS Horizon 95 	4.0 	Toronto 	September 9, 1997 	September 9, 2007 	10 Weeks 	9000
PowerOS Horizon 95 plus 	4.1+ 	Québec City	September 12, 1997	December 18, 2007 	20 Weeks 	10000
PowerOS Horizon NOT 4 	4.5n 	Vancouver 	September 14, 1998	April 28, 2008 	30 Weeks 	1000
PowerOS Horizon NOT 4 Server	4.5.5s 	New York 	October 8, 1998 	September 9, 2008 	30 Weeks 	11000
PowerOS Horizon 98 	4.8 	Chicago 	December 8, 2000 	September 9, 2010 	20 Weeks 	10000
PowerOS Horizon Meme 	4.9 	San Diego 	September 4, 2002 	May 3, 2012 	30 Weeks 	9000
PowerOS Horizon 2000 	5.0 	Stockholm 	September 8, 2002 	September 8, 2012 	30 Weeks 	9000
PowerOS Horizon 2000 Server 	5.1.5s 	Gothenburg 	October 2, 2002 	September 12, 2012	30 Weeks 	11000
PowerOS Horizon Nepbar 	5.1β 	Malmö 	December 2, 2002 	November 9, 2012 	50 Weeks 	9000
PowerOS Horizon Whisper 	5.2β 	Tokyo 	March 3, 2003 	February 9, 2013 	30 Weeks 	11000
PowerOS Horizon XB 	5.5 	Kyoto 	September 4, 2003 	May 4, 2013 	30 Weeks 	10000
PowerOS Horizon Server 2002 	5.5.5s 	Osaka 	November 14, 2005 	December 8, 2015 	30 Weeks 	11000
PowerOS Horizon Largehorn 	5.99β 	Sydney 	November 14, 2007 	October 4, 2017 	60 Weeks 	11000
PowerOS Horizon Wista 	6.0 	Canberra 	February 7, 2008 	March 9, 2018 	40 Weeks 	11000
PowerOS Horizon Server 2005 	6.1.5s 	Melbourne 	April 25, 2010 	October 9, 2020 	30 Weeks 	12000
PowerOS Horizon 7 	7.0 	Liverpool 	May 29, 2011 	October 4, 2021 	40 Weeks 	11000
PowerOS Horizon Server 2007 	7.1.5s 	Bristol 	October 3, 2011 	December 4, 2021 	30 Weeks 	12000
PowerOS Horizon 81 	8.01 	Oxford 	May 20, 2015 	March 4, 2025 	50 Weeks 	10000
PowerOS Horizon Server 2081 	8.2.5s 	Marseille 	October 14, 2015 	May 9, 2025 	30 Weeks 	12000
PowerOS Horizon 10 	10.0 	Paris 	December 4, 2017 	April 20, 2027 	50 Weeks 	12000
PowerOS Horizon Server 2011 	10.1.5s 	Bordeaux 	March 28, 2018 	October 9, 2028 	30 Weeks 	12000
PowerOS Horizon 1X 	10.5 	Copenhagen 	March 3, 2022 	March 3, 2032 	60 Weeks 	11000
PowerOS Horizon Server 201X 	10.7.5s 	Aalborg 	October 2, 2022 	October 8, 2032 	30 Weeks 	12000
PowerOS Horizon 11 	11.0 	Aarhus 	July 13, 2023 	December 18, 2033 	60 Weeks 	11000
PowerOS Horizon Final 	11.0 	Conclusion 	August 20, 2023 	August 21, 2023 	No pro period 	Employees only
Silence was given out following the PowerOS shutdown, but with THC, the system will go on until the company burns out on making it.
PowerOS Horizon System Chart (under the THC)
Name 	Version 	Codename	Release date 	End of support 	Free Pro copy after	Units sold
PowerOS Horizon Server 2021	11.1.5s 	Rome 	October 8, 2023 	October 5, 2033 	40 Weeks 	11000
PowerOS Horizon 11.22 	11.22 	Venice 	February 4, 2024	March 5, 2034 	60 Weeks 	11000
PowerOS Horizon Server 2023	11.22.5s	Milan 	February 4, 2025	November 5, 2035	60 Weeks 	11000
== List of OS-Ready/PowerOS/THC CEOs ==
Note: A (P) means that is a primary CEO, and a (S) means that is a secondary CEO (up to 2023).
* William and Herbert Sean (1871–1900: William; 1871–1901: Herbert)
* Tommy Felstone (1901–1912)
* Jackson Adler (1912–1930)
* Logan Collymore (1930–1934)
* Ivan Belstonvue (1934–1942)
* Donald Alexander (P) (1945–1970)
* Ruth Clarence (S) (1945–1970)
* Samuel Ralston (P) (1970–1989)
* Bella Bliss (S) (1970–1989)
* Cameron Gladville (P) (1989–2014)
* Wilma Suckington (S) (1989–2014)
* Angus Moore (P) (2014–2020)
* Kimberly Jaber (S) (2014–2023)
* Mary Muse (P) (2020–2023)
* Ernest Reyes (S) (2023)
*Allison Muse (P) (2023, temporary)
*Tyler George (2023-present)
== List of companies that PowerOS bought during The PowerOS Modernization Plan ==
All of these companies that PowerOS bought during their modernization plan will open at a future date. This date is to be determined, except for the purchases from March 27–28 and from April 1-2, 2023 (which are the R&D labs for bigger departments), in which they opened on April 4, 2023.
* A computer chip company: $180 billion on March 17, 2023
* A speaker company: $84 billion on March 24, 2023
* A keyboard company: $68 billion on March 25, 2023
* A mouse company: $67 billion on March 26, 2023
* A hard drive company: $67 billion on March 26, 2023
* A monitor company: $37 billion on March 26, 2023
* A GPU company: Free on March 26, 2023
* The 640 million that were purchased from March 27–28 and from April 1–3 are going to be R&D (research and development) labs for the big departments that they bought.
* An alarm clock company: Free on March 31, 2023
* A calculator company: Free on March 31, 2023
* A camera company: Free on March 31, 2023
* A DVD player company: Free on March 31, 2023
* An earbud company: Free on March 31, 2023
* A console company: Free on March 31, 2023
* A headphones company: Free on March 31, 2023
* A RAM Company: Free on March 31, 2023
* A SSD company: Free on March 31, 2023
* A microphone company: Free on March 31, 2023
* A MP3 player company: Free on March 31, 2023
* A printer company: Free on March 31, 2023
* A air conditioning company: Free on April 3, 2023
* A CCTV company: Free on April 3, 2023
* A Laptop Company: Free on April 3, 2023
* A security company: Free on April 3, 2023
* Microcom: Free on April 3, 2023
* A AI company: Free on April 3, 2023
* A assistant company: Free on April 3, 2023
* A search engine company: Free on April 3, 2023
* A car company: Free on April 3, 2023
* A TV company: Free on April 3, 2023
* A digital box company: Free on April 3, 2023
* A traffic counter company: Free on April 3, 2023
* A electric fan company: Free on April 3, 2023
* A voice tool company: Free on April 3, 2023
* A refrigerator company: Free on April 3, 2023
* A computer fan company: Free on April 3, 2023
* A UPS company: Free on April 3, 2023
* A truck company: Free on April 3, 2023
* A motorcycle company: Free on April 3, 2023
* A bus company: Free on April 3, 2023
* A ship company: Free on April 3, 2023
* A radar company: Free on April 3, 2023
* A space rocket company: Free on April 3, 2023
* Flatlife: Free on April 3, 2023
* A company that specializes in all of the computer parts: Free on April 3, 2023
== Trivia ==
*The Horizon series is usually based on the versions seen in Progressbar95, the only difference being that they were released two years and a certain number of months later.
*This never-released operating system was made to experiment with NROS and alternate Windows history. MinderiaYouTuber made this concept, and Bugsbunny205 revived it in late May 2019. Since Bugsbunny205 has retired, it's possible that no one will retrieve it, but his version is still used by Minderians.
==External Links==
*OS-Ready Revival Pack
Category:Fictional OS
Category:Companies