Microsoft Windows (MDTTV's Future)

Microsoft Windows, commonly known as Windows, is a series of graphical operating systems made by Microsoft. It was launched in 1985 and is the most used operating system in humanity as of 2050. The current release in this timeline is Windows 11 as of 2024. Windows also had a seperate server lineup until 2048.
==Future==
===Windows 12===
Available as a free upgrade from 10 and 11 users. Features a new desktop layout, Copilot+ PC experiences, live wallpapers, desktop widgets, and decreased system requirements.
===Windows 14===
Nr. 13 skipped due to triskaidekaphobia. Introduces the Platinum kernel, which is more stable and futureproof. Also includes Tryndyle, an AI hub for generating anything, WinFUI, which eliminates UI inconsistencies, and some UI changes.
===Windows 15===
Known as the most ambitious release of Windows. Introduces the Fusion design, a revival of Windows Aero but with some elements from Y2K, Fluent, and the broader Frutiger Aero. The UI is completely consistent, includes a new BSOD and lock screen customisation.
===Windows 16===
Adds support for crystallic storage drives and 128-bit support. Features DirectX 15, Unified App Launch, File Explorer redesign, 6G support, and a revamped Start Menu.
===Windows 17===
Introduces the "Action Space" desktop layout, Clarity design language, Adaptive Wallpaper, advanced AI experiences, In-window split screen, and the requirement of SSDs.
=== Windows 18 ===
Features a new start menu, more customizable desktop, updated Copilot, adaptive title bar color, and lock screen changes. Windows 18 greatly improves performance even for old computers.
=== Windows 19 ===
Features some UI changes, app updates, a new Home layout in File Explorer, "Inter-Device File Integration", and optimised performance. This version is known as the "preparation before the great rise".
===Windows 20===
Introduced the "Primia" Design Language, utilizing "saturated" colors, subtle and translucent glass material, animated icons that "pop out" with shadows, and grotesque fonts, Includes Always-On Display, hyperintelligent Copilot, retina unlock, new BSOD, etc.
=== Windows 21 ===
Features an advanced taskbar thumbnail preview with more controls, "Ambient UI", support for quantum computers, 3D website support for MS Edge, and a quicker setup experience.
=== Windows 22 ===
Includes new features related to AI and user experience. Its headlining feature is the ability to create cool desktop layouts using AI. The design and UI has some changes.
===Windows 23===
It has a huge step forward in technology, including the new design language called "Neuflat", which balances skeuomorphic elements with flat elements. It supports holoscreens and DNA storage. It is also focused on the ecosystem and AR/VR technologies.
===Windows 26===
This version is mostly focused on artificial hyperintelligence (AHI) and quantum computing technologies. It was one of the most praised versions of Windows since 95, XP, and 7. It includes an integrated AI "Sedna", which is a quantoneural hypernetwork with 3 nonillion parameters.
===Windows 29===
This version is mostly focused personalised quantoneural technologies, including R&D, science, family, professionals, and more. It introduced a future-proof quantum kernel "ZCore".
===Windows 32===
To suit the rapidly growing technology, Microsoft introduced the Tranquility design language which overhauls the design and look of Windows. The Widgets feed has been replaced by the User Dashboard, which the power options were moved from the Start menu.
===Windows 38===
It was released to mark the start of the new century. By this point on, Windows would release new versions every 5 years. It includes the Orion design language. Windows 38 ditched the "feature update" model and went only to minor updates.
===Windows 46===
It includes major changes to the desktop layout, named "Hyperverse Space". Not much major features except for UI revisions, AI features, and optimised performance.
===Windows 50===
Introduced the Novaxis Design Language, named after a portmanteau of "nova" and "axis". Focused on integrating quanto-hypertechnology such as IoT, AI, VR, and PQHI (Personalised Quantum Hyperintelligence).
===Windows 58===
With the release of Windows 58, it made a turning point for Windows, Microsoft, and the civilization. Its design is more on simplicity, eliminating clutter and providing a simple experience. Windows 58 replaces the traditional desktop with the Orbit Centre, with the Start button at the center.
===Windows 65===
Known as the "biggest leap forward" for Windows at the time, it introduced a new design called "Quadrite", which uses squares as a main key for the interface. The Orbit Centre was replaced by the Matrix Interface while the user icons are now square.
===Windows 73===
This version is focused on providing new innovative technologies for the 23rd century and beyond. The boot screen and the lock screen were merged to become "opening screen", while the Matrix Interface was replaced by the "Spacial Desktop".
===Windows 78===
Focused on the rapid tech wave, it brings up lots of new features, including the new Intergalaxy Design Language. To comply with the design, icons change colors depending on your profile icon. It has a compliant desktop layout with the taskbar at the top and the status bar at the bottom.
===Windows 81===
Consists of a revised version of the Intergalaxy design, officially named "Intergalaxy II". Taskbar icons are smaller so that they can fit in and some changes to the opening screen were made.
===Windows 83===
Includes the third revision of the Intergalaxy design, officially named "Intergalaxy III". Intergalaxy III focuses on color-changing elements and glass effects. To comply with the design, icons now change color depending on the wallpaper.
==Logos==
File:Windows Logo (1985-1990).png|1985-1990
File:Windows Logo (1990-1992).png|1990-1992
File:Windows Logo (1992-1995).png|1992-1995
File:Windows Logo (1995-2001).png|1995-2001
File:Windows Logo (2001-2006).png|2001-2006
File:Windows Logo (2006-2012).png|2006-2012
File:Windows Logo (2012-2021).png|2012-2021
File:Windows Logo (2021-2027).png|2021-2027
File:Windows Logo (2027-2030).png|2027-2030
File:Windows Logo (2030-2036).png|2030-2036
File:Windows Logo (2036-2045).png|2036-2045
File:Windows Logo (2045-2054).png|2045-2054
File:Windows Logo (2054-2072).png|2054-2072
File:Windows Logo (2072-2081).png|2072-2081
File:Windows Logo (2081-2100).png|2081-2100
File:Windows Logo (2100-2165).png|2100-2165
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