Windows 31 (L)

For other uses, see Windows 31.
Windows 31 is a version of Windows released on October 26, 2112. It was well-received at launch but was later looked down upon for the feature-minimal approach taken by Futuresoft/Microsoft due to the lack of technological innovations in the early 22nd century. When Futuresoft, Microsoft's former largest subsidiary found it difficult to keep customers against the constantly growing Google Corporation and Fuschia OS, they became exasperated and put out a statement saying any other companies willing to buy them out would be welcome to.
The community was surprised to find out that KawaiiSoft, the small software company who had previously partnered with the declining Apple Company to assist in macOS development, decided to buy out Futuresoft with almost no notice. The company remained under the name of Futuresoft until a few months before the release of Windows 33. Soon after, Futuresoft disbanded as a company and Kawaiisoft was left to pick up the pieces of Microsoft's lack of attention.
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