Windows Quezee 86

Windows Quezee 86 (also known as Windows 96 -10th Anniversary and codenamed Mashville) is a Windows Quezee 8x line that wasn't released to the public. It was meant to serve as the successor of Windows Queeze 85 and the predecessor of another Windows Queeze project that was pushed back from a late 1987 release, to a spring 1988 release, then a 1989 release, then a 1990 release, and finally a 1991 release before eventually being cancelled. 
The project began development as far back as August of 1984 and was cancelled in December 1985. Most features slated for this project were reused for Windows Quezee 88, including the ability to run multiple programs simultaneously, rather than having users to constantly suspend and relaunch apps constantly.
In Arsen54800 WNR's series it was seen for the first time in WNR 54.
Category:Fictional Windows versions
Category:Windows Quezee