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BeOS Release 4.5.2

BeOS Release 4.5.2 is an update to BeOS Release 4.5.
==Bug fixes==
*Fixed WAV file writing from 3dsound
*Fixed AIFF file writing so the files work on other OSes
*Fixed the MS-ADPCM encoder on PowerPC
*Fixed the DV encoder so it no longer crashes when passed a bad format
*Fixed the PPP script so it will work with more ISPs
*Fixed the JPEG and PNG interpreters to handle non-32-bit images better
*Fixed a Print Server hang when a driver couldn't be found
*Fixed tar onto floppies
*Fixed a Mail Server crash when receiving strange lines
*Fixed a number of bugs in SoftwareValet
*Fixed a bug in Expander's destination dialog
*Fixed a number of NetPositive bugs:
#images with errors will still draw
#better MIME sniffing of JPEG images
#page loading status is correct on single images
#improved View -> Show HTML command
*Fixed a USB kernel memory corruption problem
*Fixed a kernel bug related to profiling on multi-processor systems
*Fixed clone_area() so it works on physical areas
*Fixed a watchpoints-setting problem in bdb
*Fixed an app_server bug with InverseClipToPicture()
*Fixed fix some BFS problems with heavily multi-threaded I/O to the same file
*Fixed a few bugs with large queries and BFS
*Fixed fix a crash in PoorMan
==Improvements==
*Improved AVI and QuickTime file writing
*Added YCbCr output to the Indeo5 decoder
*Enabled symbolic links longer than 144 characters
*Improved the built-in debugger's symbol-loading speed
==New and improved drivers==
===New drivers===
*EMU APS/10K1 driver
*Adaptec 7890 (Ultra2) support
*3Com 3c905C
===Driver improvements===
*Fixed the ATI driver to work on more machines
*Fixed the Matrox driver so the frame buffer doesn't cross a 4MB boundary
*Fixed the TNT2 driver to recognize more cards
*Fixed many bugs in the BT-848 driver and media node
*Fixed ess Solo-1 recording on the SiS 5595 chipset
*Fixed a crashing bug in the ess Solo-1 driver
*Fixed the NE-2000 driver to handle bad packets
*Fixed a crash in the 3Com 3c905 driver
*Fixed a crash caused by the DEC Ethernet chipset driver
*Fixed Symbios controllers to recognize drive IDs greater than 7
==Gallery==
File:BeOS-4.5.2-Setup.png|Setup
File:BeOS-R4.5-Boot.png|Boot screen
Category:BeOS versions
BeOS Release 5.0.1

BeOS Release 5.0.1 is a minor revision of BeOS Release 5. Unlike other BeOS releases, this version was split between the Professional and Personal versions. The Personal variant of this version identifies itself as Developer Edition 1.1.
== Gallery ==
File:BeOS-R5.0.1-Professional-Setup.png|Setup
File:BeOS-R5.0-Boot.png|Boot screen
File:BeOS-R5.0.1-Professional-SafeShut.png|Safe to shutdown screen
=== Applications ===
File:BeOS-R5.0.1-3DmiX.png|3DmiX
File:BeOS-R5.0.1-BeMail.png|BeMail
File:BeOS-R5.0.1-Burner.png|Burner
File:BeOS-R5.0.1-Charts.png|Charts
File:BeOS-R5.0.1-Clock.png|Clock
File:BeOS-R5.0.1-FontDemo.png|FontDemo
File:BeOS-R5.0.1-GLTeapot.png|GLTeapot
File:BeOS-R5.0.1-Magnify.png|Magnify
File:BeOS-R5.0.1-MediaPlayer.png|Media Player
File:BeOS-R5.0.1-NetPositive.png|Net Positive
File:BeOS-R5.0.1-Pulse.png|Pulse
File:BeOS-R5.0.1-SoundRecorder.png|Sound Recorder
File:BeOS-R5.0.1-Terminal.png|Terminal
=== Personal ===
File:BeOS-R5.0.1-Personal-Setup.png|Setup
File:BeOS-R5.0.1-Personal-Desk.png|Desktop
File:BeOS-R5.0.1-Personal-About.png|About BeOS
File:BeOS-R5.0.1-Personal-SafeShut.png|Safe to shutdown screen
Category:BeOS versions
BeOS Release 5.1

BeOS Release 5.1 (codenamed Dano) is a cancelled version of BeOS from November 2001, and the last known build of BeOS. It was under development before Be Inc. was sold to Palm, Inc. in 2001. The build was then leaked online shortly after the company's close.
==Gallery==
File:BeOS-5.1d0-Setup.png|Setup
File:BeOS-5.1d0-Boot.png|Boot screen
Category:BeOS versions
BetaArchive

BetaArchive is an online software preservation community, mostly known for its large software archive. It was founded on 17 August 2006 by Andrew "Andy" Whyman following the demise of OSBetaArchive.com and has since then grown to be one of the largest pre-release software and abandonware repositories. The site consists of a forum board, an FTP server and a wiki. BetaArchive hosts over 40,000 releases in its over 100 TB archive. FTP access can be gained by registering on the forum and then contributing a release.
In December 2008, the site received a large update dubbed "BetaArchive v2" with the switch from phpBB 2 to phpBB 3. In March 2013, the development of BetaArchive v3 was announced,https://www.betaarchive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=27683 however, it had been postponed indefintely and version 2.1 was unveiled instead in September 2013, mostly consisting of forum restructuring. In September 2018, the Release Database, an online listing of all releases archived by the community, was publicly launched.https://www.betaarchive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=38895
The latest revision to the site, BetaArchive v3, rolled out on 7 June 2020 and included an upgrade to phpBB 3.3 together with a refreshed, responsive theme for the forum.https://www.betaarchive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&p=451118 It was slightly updated in 2022 to move both the logo and toplinks to the top center of the header.
In 2023, the "FTP Access" status for accounts was retired, with the only access to downloads being the BetaArchive Database.
== Gallery ==
BAV3Mobile.png|BetaArchive v3 on mobile
== References ==
== External links ==
*Official website
Category:Sites
CP/M

CP/M (Control Program for Microcomputers) is an operating system from which 86-DOS and later MS-DOS and IBM PC-DOS were cloned. It was created by Digital Research, Inc. for Intel 8080 computers. The original proprietary version of CP/M from 1978 used up to 64k of RAM on an 8-bit processor. By version 3.1 (1983), it could work on a 16-bit processor with multi-user mode.
== List of known versions ==
=== CP/M-80 ===
=== CP/M-86 ===
=== MP/M-80 ===
=== MP/M-86 ===
=== Concurrent CP/M-86 ===
=== Concurrent DOS ===
=== Concurrent DOS XM ===
=== Concurrent DOS 386 ===
== See also ==
* 86-DOS
* DR-DOS
* IBM PC-DOS
* MS-DOS
Category:Operating systems
CP/M-86 1.0

CP/M-86 1.0 is the first version of the CP/M operating system that Digital Research made for the Intel 8086 and Intel 8088. It was introduced on 5 April 1982 and was priced at $240 USD.https://books.google.com/books?id=w_OhaFDePS4C&pg=RA2-PA43#v=onepage&q&f=false The system commands are the same as in CP/M-80. Executable files used the relocatable .CMD file format.
== References ==
Candy

Candy is an unfinished experimental visual style that aims to replicate the Aqua theme used by Mac OS X. It was found in the leaked Windows XP source code and is speculated to further test the visual style engine first seen in build 2223. The date of the theme suggests that it was made between build 2250 and build 2257. The unmodified theme can run on the latter build, albeit with bugs due to commented-out code and its unfinished state.
A Reddit user claiming to be a former Microsoft intern who worked on this visual style wrote that the intention was to test as many features of the visual style engine as possible in a single theme.https://old.reddit.com/r/microsoft/comments/j0n86h/microsoft_had_a_secret_windows_xp_theme_that_made/g6vbdfb/
== Gallery ==
candybuttons.png|Candy theme on Windows Vista build 3790.1232
== References ==
Category:Visual styles
Cardfile

Cardfile is an application of Microsoft Windows for creating index cards (stored in the .CRD file format).
== History ==
Cardfile was first introduced in the Windows 1.0 Beta Release and initially released in the Windows 1.01 retail release.
Up until Windows 2.x, the file extension with which cards are saved depends on the system locale. Since Windows 3.0, all locales apart from the English one use the .CRD file extension.
Windows NT 4.0 is the last version to have Cardfile. The app is no longer present in clean installations as of Windows 95, although it will remain when upgrading from an earlier Windows version. The Windows 3.1 version of Cardfile is also included on the installation media of Windows 98 and Windows Me.
== Gallery ==
Win10betacard1.png|Cardfile in Windows 1.0 Beta Release
Win211386cardfile.png|Cardfile in Windows/386 2.11
Win95-73f-Cardfile.png|Cardfile in Windows 95 build 73f
==Notes==
Category:Applications
Category:Introduced in Windows 1.0
CentOS

CentOS was a Linux distribution based on Red Hat Enterprise Linux, itself being based on Fedora, which is being based on the discontinued Red Hat Linux. It intended to be a fully compatible, free and community supported counterpart of RHEL, with CentOS releases tracking RHEL releases. The distribution in its original form was developed from 2004 to 2020, when it was replaced by CentOS Stream. Similarly to Fedora and RHEL, it uses the YUM package manager and Anaconda installer. By default, it uses GNOME when the GUI option is enabled during setup, although other environments are also available from the repositories.
The latest version is CentOS 9.
Category:Linux
Category:Operating systems
Character Map

Character Map is a utility included with Microsoft Windows operating systems since Windows NT 3.1. It is used to view characters in any installed font, to check what keyboard input (Alt code) is used to enter those characters, and to copy the selected characters to the clipboard instead of typing them manually.
== Overview ==
Character Map is used to enter special characters. It can be opened via Command Prompt or the Run command dialog using the charmap command.
The Advanced view check box can be used to inspect the character sets in a font according to different encodings (code pages), including Unicode code ranges, to locate particular characters by their Unicode code point and to search for characters by their Unicode name. For Unicode fonts, the characters can be grouped by their Unicode subrange. Although the Unicode standard already extends the character field to plane 16 and many codepoints of plane 1 are assigned with characters, this tool still only supports code points on plane 0 (between U+0000 and U+FFFF).
In all versions of Windows, Character Map can be started by entering charmap in the Start / Run dialog box. In Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Windows 7, it is located in All Programs → Accessories → System Tools → Character Map in the Start Menu. In Windows 10, it is located inside the Windows Accessories folder in the Start Menu. In Windows 11, it is located inside the Windows Tools folder in the Start Menu. Beginning with Windows Vista, the user can also execute the utility using the search box.
Windows 10 contains a secondary character map program that is accessible in a text field using the keyboard shortcut , or the emoji button on the virtual touch keyboard, which is mainly used for the purposes of typing emoji, but also allows access to a smaller set of special characters.
== Trivia ==
Character Map has not been updated since 2002, as stated by the file version on builds newer than Windows Server 2003 RC1, which is 5.2.3668.0.
== Gallery ==
File:Win31103cm.png|Character Map in Windows 3.1
Windows-NT-3.51.1057.1-CharacterMap.png|Character Map in Windows NT 3.51
File:Win95-73f-Charmap.png|Character Map in Windows 95 build 73f
Windows98-CharMap.png|Character Map in Windows 98
WindowsXP CharMap.png|Character Map in Windows XP
WindowsVista-CharacterMap.png|Character Map in Windows Vista
Win10-Charamap.png|Character Map in Windows 10
Category:Windows components
Category:Introduced in Windows NT 3.1
Chess Titans

Chess Titans is a 3D chess game developed by Oberon Media for Microsoft, which is included with Windows Vista and Windows 7. It was introduced as one of the new premium games included with Home Premium and better editions, alongside Purble Place and Mahjong Titans.
It features extensive photorealistic graphics for the game board and chess pieces which can be rotated in 3D. It was designed in tandem with the design principles of the Windows Aero theme and to showcase the 3D capabilities of Windows Vista. The game can be played with 2 players or against the computer.
Category:Games
Category:Introduced in Windows Vista
Cinnamon

Cinnamon is a desktop environment created by the Linux Mint team for Linux and UNIX-based operating systems. It was released into the Linux Mint repositories in May 2011, and officially made the default desktop environment for Linux Mint in May 2012. It originated as a fork of the GNOME Shell, with the Linux Mint team aiming to provide a more familiar and user-friendly desktop experience.
== Adoption ==
Distribution	Since 	Notes
Arch Linux 	 	Arch does not provide a GUI by default, it is available in the repositories.
Artix Linux 	 	Available as a GUI option on the download page.
CentOS 	 	
Debian 	Debian 8 	
EndeavourOS 	 	
Fedora 	 	Available as a spin, and also included in repositories.
FreeBSD 	 	
Funtoo Linux	 	
Gentoo Linux	 	
Linux Mint 	Linux Mint 12 / LMDE 1	
Mageia 	 	
Manjaro 	 	
OpenMandriva	 	
openSUSE 	 	
Pardus 	 	
Sabayon 	 	Sabayon was officially discontinued in November 2020.
Ubuntu 	Ubuntu Cinnamon 19.10 	Ubuntu Cinnamon is released as a flavor of Ubuntu.
Void Linux
Citrix WinFrame

Citrix WinFrame (codenamed SouthBeach) is a specialized version of Windows NT 3.51 developed by Citrix Systems, Inc. and released in September 1995. The operating system is designed to allow multiple clients running MS-DOS or Microsoft Windows to connect to a single centralized server and access applications over a network. The technology for WinFrame would later be adopted into Microsoft's own Windows NT operating system with the release of Windows NT 4.0 Terminal Server Edition, and would eventually evolve into the Remote Desktop Services component in later versions of Windows.
Citrix WinFrame development was discontinued after the release of Windows NT 4.0 Terminal Server Edition. Citrix then rebadged most of the WinFrame applications as an add-on for Windows servers with Terminal Services installed, known as Citrix MetaFrame.
== List of known builds ==
=== SouthBeach Beta ===
=== WinFrame 1.5 ===
=== WinFrame 1.6 ===
=== WinFrame 1.7 ===
==== Service Pack 5B ====
=== WinFrame 1.8 ===
== References ==
Category:Versions of Windows Server
Citrix WinFrame build 101

Citrix WinFrame build 101 is a beta build of Citrix WinFrame and the earliest available build of it. Unlike later versions of WinFrame, this build is based on Windows NT 3.5 and mostly retains the Windows NT Server branding, save for the boot screen and the lanmannt.bmp banner, which has an additional copyright notice from Citrix next to the Microsoft one. It also ships with additional applications from Citrix, such as WinLink and WinStation.
== Gallery ==
CitrixWinFrame-101-BootScreen.png|Boot screen
CitrixWinFrame-101-Login.png|Login screen
CitrixWinFrame-101-EmptyDesktop.png|Empty desktop
CitrixWinFrame-101-AdministrativeTools.png|Administrative Tools Program Manager group
CitrixWinFrame-101-WINLINK.png|WINLINK.EXE
CitrixWinFrame-101-WSConfig.png|WinStation configuration
CitrixWinFrame-101-Security.png|Security options
CitrixWinFrame-101-LockScreen1.png|Lock screen
CitrixWinFrame-101-LockScreen2.png|Ditto, enter credentials
CitrixWinFrame-101-SafeToShutdown.png|Safe to shutdown screen
Category:Citrix WinFrame builds
Citrix WinFrame build 158

Citrix WinFrame build 158 is a build of WinFrame 1.5. It was uploaded to The WaREZ HouZE Super System BBS on 15 October 1995, then it became lost shortly after until it was rediscovered on 24 June 2024.https://archive.org/details/winframe15.158
== NFO file ==
== Gallery ==
File:Citrix-WinFrame-1.5.158-Setup1.png|Text-mode setup
File:Citrix-WinFrame-1.5.158-Setup2.png|Graphical setup
File:Citrix-WinFrame-1.5.158-Boot.png|Boot screen
File:Citrix-WinFrame-1.5.158-Login.png|Login prompt
== References ==
Category:Citrix WinFrame builds
Citrix WinFrame build 179

Citrix WinFrame build 179 is the official RTM build of WinFrame 1.6, which was released in 1996.
== Gallery ==
CitrixWinFrame-1.60.179-Setup.png|Setup
CitrixWinFrame-1.60.179-CAD.png| prompt
CitrixWinFrame-1.60.179-Login.png|Login prompt
CitrixWinFrame-1.60.179-AdminTools.png|Administration Tools program group
CitrixWinFrame-1.60.179-WSConfig.png|WinStation configuration
CitrixWinFrame-1.60.179-SecurityOptions.png|Security options
CitrixWinFrame-1.60.179-Safe.png|Safe to shutdown prompt
Category:Citrix WinFrame builds
Citrix WinFrame build 403

Citrix WinFrame build 403 is the official RTM build of WinFrame 1.8, which was first announced on 22 February 1999Citrix Systems, Inc. Citrix Introduces New Versions of MetaFrame™ and WinFrame® Server-Based Computing Software (dead link), Citrix Press Room. 22 February 1999.Citrix Systems, Inc. Citrix Introduces New Server-Based Computing Products for Resource and Installation Management, Citrix Press Room. 22 February 1999. and later released to the general public on 6 March 1999.
== Gallery ==
=== Setup ===
CitrixWinFrame-1.80.403-SetupBoot.png|Setup boot screen
CitrixWinFrame-1.80.403-SetupWelcome.png|Text-mode setup
CitrixWinFrame-1.80.403-SetupGUI1st.png|GUI setup, name and organization
CitrixWinFrame1.80.403-SetupComputerName.png|Ditto, computer name
CitrixWinFrame-1.80.403-SetupFileCopy.png|Ditto, file copy phase
CitrixWinFrame1.80.403-SetupEnd.png|Setup finish
=== Interface ===
CitrixWinFrame-1.80.403-BootScreen.png|Boot screen
CitrixWinFrame-1.80.403-FirstBoot.png|First boot
CitrixWinFrame-1.80.403-DesktopEmpty.png|Empty desktop
CitrixWinFrame-1.80.403-ProgmanAdminTools.png|Administrative Tools program group
==== ICA Tools ====
CitrixWinFrame-1.80.403-AdminToolbar.png|Administrator Toolbar
CitrixWinFrame-1.80.403-ServerAdmin.png|Server Administration
CitrixWinFrame-1.80.403-ConnectionConfig.png|Connection Configuration
CitrixWinFrame-1.80.403-ClientCreator.png|Client Creator
CitrixWinFrame-1.80.403-PublishedAppManager.png|Published Application Manager
CitrixWinFrame-1.80.403-Licensing.png|Licensing
CitrixWinFrame-1.80.403-LicenseWarning.png|License warning
CitrixWinFrame-1.80.403-ShadowTaskbar.png|Shadow Taskbar
==== Miscellaneous ====
CitrixWinFrame-1.80.403-CtrlAltDel.png|/secure attention key screen
CitrixWinFrame-1.80.403-Logon.png|Login screen
CitrixWinFrame-1.80.403-WinHelp.png|WinHelp
CitrixWinFrame-1.80.403-WinHelpSearch.png|Ditto, search tool
CitrixWinFrame1.80.403-Security.png|Security options
CitrixWinFrame1.80.403-ShuttingDown.png|Shutting down
CitrixWinFrame-1.80.403-SafeToShutdown.png|Safe to shutdown screen
== References ==
Category:Citrix WinFrame builds
Clock (Legacy)

Clock was a Windows component that displays the user the current time. Despite being rendered unnecessary with the introduction of the taskbar in Windows 95, it was still included in certain Windows versions until Windows NT 4.0.
== Gallery ==
=== Windows 1.x - 3.x ===
File:Win101clock.png|Clock in Windows 1.01
File:Win211386clock.png|Clock in Windows/386 2.11
File:Win30aclock.png|Clock in Windows 3.00a
File:Win30clock2.png|Ditto
File:Win3mdkv99clock3.png|Clock in Windows 3.00 MDK Version 59
File:Win3mmeclock3.png|Clock in Windows 3.0 with Multimedia Extensions 1.0
File:Win3mmeclock2.png|Ditto
File:Win3.10.026 32 clock digital.png|Clock in Windows 3.1 build 026 (Digital)
File:Win31103c2.png|Clock in Windows 3.1 build 103
File:Win3143eclock1.png|Ditto
=== Windows NT ===
File:NT4-Clock-Digital.png|Clock in Windows NT 4.0 (Digital)
Category:Windows components
Category:Applications
Cobalt

Cobalt is the 21H2 development semester of Windows as a service, the commercial release of which is the original release of Windows 11. Work on Cobalt began in October 2020, although it did not replace Iron in the Dev Channel until December. 
In March 2021, a refresh branch (co_refresh) was created as a part of the Sun Valley user experience refresh project. The new user interface was eventually merged to most branches, although notably excluding the public release branch (co_release) which still used the older Windows 10 user experience all the way up to build 21390 from May. The Dev Channel then remained on this build for four additional weeks while the new UI was being merged to the release branch. New builds resumed in June after the official announcement of Windows 11 with build 22000.51.
It was later followed by Nickel in the second half of 2021.
== List of known builds ==
=== Pre-Dev Channel ===
=== Dev Channel (rs_prerelease branch) ===
=== Dev Channel (co_release branch) ===
== Notes ==
Category:Windows engineering milestones
Continuum

Continuum (codenamed Reach) is a feature of Windows 10 Mobile that allows select devices to provide a desktop-like user experience when connected to an external monitor and peripherals. The desktop interface includes a conventional taskbar with a Start menu, and can run multiple apps in separate, overlapping windows. Universal Windows Platform applications can also present a desktop interface when running under Continuum. The feature supports both wired operation by connecting the device to a USB dock, and wireless operation by connecting to a Miracast-compatible display or hub via Wi-Fi.
It was first included with Windows 10 Mobile November Update, although the earliest build to currently include it is build 9857. 
The Continuum package itself is named MS_DOCKING, and is preinstalled in the Full Flash Update (FFU) images on the Lumia 950 and the HP Elite X3 series of phones. Continuum is activated when connected to an external monitor with an accessory such as the Microsoft Display Dock or with the Miracast protocol.
Copland

Copland was the codename for an unreleased Mac OS version that was intended to be the modernized successor to Mac OS 7. The Copland project started in March 1994 and was eventually cancelled in August 1996. The project aimed to port a majority of the Mac OS feature set over to a nanokernel in an attempt to increase kernel stability and improve multitasking functions while retaining compatibility with classic Mac OS applications.
Following the cancellation of Copland, most Finder and shell features that could be ported from the project were later reimplemented into Mac OS 8. Apple continued to seek a new operating system to continue where Copland was left off, and after the acquisition of NeXTSTEP, would build from that foundation to start a new generation of Mac operating systems known as Mac OS X.
Currently, only three builds of Copland have been found, although no emulators are known to boot any of them.
== List of known builds ==
Category:Canceled projects
Category:macOS versions
Copland build D11E1

Copland build D11E1 is an unleaked build of Copland. It is an earlier compile of build D11E4, which is mentioned in the latter build's release notes documentation where this build has several bugs with Kotoeri that was fixed in the D11E4 release.https://512pixels.net/downloads/copland-docs/D11E4%20Release%20Notes.pdf
== References ==
Category:Copland builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Copland build D11E2

Copland build D11E2 is an unleaked build of Copland. It is an earlier compile of build D11E4, which is mentioned in the latter build's release notes documentation where a Daruma Dictionaries bug was fixed in the D11E4 release.https://512pixels.net/downloads/copland-docs/D11E4%20Release%20Notes.pdf
== References ==
Category:Copland builds
Category:Unleaked builds