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Event Viewer

Event Viewer is a system utility included in Microsoft Windows since Windows NT 3.1. It allows users to view a log of all events that have occurred on the computer such as an error message, a program crash event and logon attempts. It can be used to troubleshoot computer problems since users can pinpoint when a particular event occurred. Originally introduced as a standalone application, it turned into a MMC snap-in in Windows 2000. 
==Gallery==
File:WindowsNT40-EventViewer.png|Event Viewer in Windows NT 4.0
File:Windows2000-EventViewer.png|Event Viewer in Windows 2000
File:WindowsXP Eventvwr.png|Event Viewer in Windows XP
File:2018-01-09 173253.png|Event Viewer in Windows Server 2003
File:WindowsVista-EventViewer.png|Event Viewer in Windows Vista
File:Event Viewer.png|Event Viewer on Windows 10
Category:Windows components
Category:Introduced in Windows NT 3.1
Fedora

Fedora (previously known as Fedora Core) is a Linux distribution based on the now discontinued Red Hat Linux and is created by the Fedora Community. It aims to be on the leading edge of free technologies.
==Timeline==
Fedora Core versions (2003–2007)	Fedora Core versions (2003–2007)	Fedora Core versions (2003–2007)	Fedora Core versions (2003–2007)	Fedora Core versions (2003–2007)
Version 	Codename 	Release date 	Kernel 	GNOME
Fedora Core 1 	Yarrow 	6 November 2003 	2.4.22 	2.4
Fedora Core 2 	Tettnang 	18 May 2004 	2.6.5 	2.6
Fedora Core 3 	Heidelberg 	8 November 2004 	2.6.9 	2.8
Fedora Core 4 	Stentz 	13 June 2005 	2.6.11 	2.10
Fedora Core 5 	Bordeaux 	20 March 2006 	2.6.15 	2.14
Fedora Core 6 	Zod 	24 October 2006 	2.6.18 	2.16
Fedora Core 7 	Moonshine 	31 May 2007 	2.6.21 	2.18
Fedora versions (2007–present) 	Fedora versions (2007–present) 	Fedora versions (2007–present) 	Fedora versions (2007–present) 	Fedora versions (2007–present)
Fedora 8 	Werewolf 	8 November 2007 	2.6.23 	2.20
Fedora 9 	Sulphur 	13 May 2008 	2.6.25 	2.22
Fedora 10 	Cambridge 	25 November 2008 	2.6.27 	2.24
Fedora 11 	Leonidas 	9 June 2009 	2.6.29 	2.26
Fedora 12 	Constantine 	17 November 2009 	2.6.31 	2.28
Fedora 13 	Goddard 	25 May 2010 	2.6.33 	2.30
Fedora 14 	Laughlin 	2 November 2010 	2.6.35 	2.32
Fedora 15 	Lovelock 	24 May 2011 	2.6.38 	3
Fedora 16 	Verne 	8 November 2011 	3.1 	3.2
Fedora 17 	Beefy Miracle 	29 May 2012 	3.3 	3.4
Fedora 18 	Spherical Cow 	15 January 2013 	3.6 	3.6
Fedora 19 	Schrödinger's Cat 	2 July 2013 	3.9 	3.8
Fedora 20 	Heisenbug 	17 December 2013 	3.11 	3.10
Fedora 21 	Sorquat 	9 December 2014 	3.17 	3.14
Fedora 22 	Meamile 	26 May 2015 	4.0 	3.16
Fedora 23 	 	3 November 2015 	4.2 	3.18
Fedora 24 	 	21 June 2016 	4.5 	3.20
Fedora 25 	 	22 November 2016 	4.8 	3.22
Fedora 26 	 	11 July 2017 	4.11 	3.24
Fedora 27 	 	14 November 2017 	4.13 	3.26
Fedora 28 	 	1 May 2018 	4.16 	3.28
Fedora 29 	 	30 October 2018 	4.18 	3.30
Fedora 30 	 	30 April 2019 	5.0 	3.32
Fedora 31 	 	29 October 2019 	5.3 	3.34
Fedora 32 	 	28 April 2020 	5.6 	3.36
Fedora 33 	 	27 October 2020 	5.8 	3.38
Fedora 34 	 	27 April 2021 	5.12 	40
Fedora 35 	 	2 November 2021 	5.14 	41
Fedora 36 	 	19 April 2022 	5.17 	42
Fedora 37 	 	15 November 2022 	5.19 	43
Fedora 38 	 	19 April 2023 	6.2 	44
Fedora 39 	 	7 November 2023 	6.5 	45
Fedora 40 	 	23 April 2024 	6.8 	46
Fedora 41 	 	29 October 2024 	6.11 	47
Category:Linux
Category:Operating systems
Fedora 15

Fedora 15 is a version of Fedora, released on 24 May 2011 under the codename "Lovelock". It includes an updated interface due to the GNOME update to 3.0, although it is only enabled if hardware acceleration is enabled.
== Gallery ==
Fedora-15-Boot.png|Boot screen
Fedora-15-Login.png|Login screen
Fedora-15-Desktop.png|Desktop (fallback interface)
Category:Fedora versions
Fedora 16

Fedora 16 is a version of Fedora, released on 8 November 2011 under the codename "Verne".
== Gallery ==
Fedora-16-Setup.png|Setup
Fedora-16-Boot.png|Boot screen
Fedora-16-Login.png|Login screen
Fedora-16-Desktop.png|Desktop (fallback interface)
Category:Fedora versions
Fedora 17

Fedora 17 is a version of Fedora, released on 9 May 2012 under the codename "Beefy Miracle".
== Builds ==
The stages of each release is split into three milestones: Alpha, Beta, and Final. These milestones are split into 2 categories - test composes, and release candidate composes. The final release candidate compose is typically the build actually released to the public for the specified milestone. For example, Final RC4 is the build actually released to the public as Fedora 17.
=== Alpha ===
=== Beta ===
=== Final ===
=== RTM ===
Category:Fedora versions
Fedora 17 Beta RC1

Fedora 17 Beta RC1 is the first release candidate build of Fedora 17, which was compiled on 23 March 2012.
Not much has been changed since Alpha RC4.
== Bugs ==
*As Xorg did not receive updates, the screen will encounter problems after a while. This especially affected virtual machines.
== Gallery ==
=== Installation ===
File:Fedora 17 beta rc1 boot cd.png|Boot from CD
File:Fedora 17 beta rc1 language.png|Language settings
File:Fedora 17 beta rc1 keyboard.png|Keyboard configuration
File:Fedora 17 beta rc1 prerelease warning.png|Pre-release software warning
File:Fedora 17 beta rc1 installation type.png|Install drive type
File:Fedora 17 beta rc1 hostname.png|Hostname set
File:Fedora 17 beta rc1 timezone.png|Timezone
File:Fedora 17 beta rc1 root passwd.png|Root password
File:Fedora 17 beta rc1 os installation type.png|OS installation type
File:Fedora 17 beta rc1 default installation customize.png|Detailed settings
File:Fedora 17 beta rc1 installing.png|Installing
File:Fedora 17 beta rc1 installation complete.png|Installation complete
=== OOBE ===
File:Fedora 17 beta rc1 welcome.png|Welcome to OOBE
File:Fedora 17 beta rc1 license.png|License information
File:Fedora 17 beta rc1 create user.png|Create user
File:Fedora 17 beta rc1 date and time.png|Date and Time
File:Fedora 17 beta rc1 hardware profiles.png|Hardware profile
=== User interface ===
File:Fedora 17 beta rc1 login.png|Login screen (GNOME)
File:Fedora 17 beta rc1 gnome.png|Desktop (GNOME)
File:Fedora 17 beta rc1 neofetch.png|Neofetch (GNOME)
Fedora 17 Final

Fedora 17 Final is the official release build of Fedora 17. It includes updates to the interface, and the new interface present in Fedora 15 can now run without hardware acceleration. It also introduces a new boot screen that would be used until Fedora 30.
== Gallery ==
Fedora-17-Login.png|Login screen
Fedora-17-Desktop.png|Desktop (fallback interface)
Category:Fedora versions
Fedora 18

Fedora 18 is a version of Fedora, released on 15 January 2013 under the codename "Spherical Cow".
== New features and changes ==
This version of Fedora notably features an overhauled installer that addresses much of the initial shortcomings provided by the older installer, which included (but were not limited to) a rapidly aging infrastructure that became less optimized over time and a largely outdated wizard-based user interface. The new installer is based on a modular codebase and features a redesigned user interface that is intended to replace the older wizard-based installation method, which features a hub that allows the user to select which optional packages to install by means of multiple category pages.
Will, Adam et al. Anaconda/NewInstaller, Fedora Project Wiki. 11 January 2013. Retrieved 15 April 2022.
== Gallery ==
Fedora-29-Boot.png|Boot screen
Fedora-18-Login.png|Login screen
Fedora-18-Desktop.png|Desktop
== References ==
Category:Fedora versions
Fedora 19

Fedora 19 is a version of Fedora, released on 2 July 2013 under the codename "Schrödinger's Cat".
== Gallery ==
Fedora-29-Boot.png|Boot screen
Fedora-19-Login.png|Login screen
Fedora-19-FirstBoot.png|First boot
Fedora-19-Desktop.png|Desktop
Category:Fedora versions
Fedora 29

Fedora 29 is a version of Fedora, released on 30 October 2018.
== Gallery ==
Fedora-29-Setup.png|Setup
Fedora-29-Setup2.png
Fedora-29-Setup3.png
Fedora-29-Setup4.png
Fedora-29-Setup5.png
Fedora-29-Setup6.png
Fedora-29-Boot.png|Boot screen
Fedora-29-Setup7.png|OOBE
Fedora-29-Login.png|Login screen
Fedora-29-Desktop.png|Desktop
Category:Fedora versions
Fedora 30

Fedora 30 is a version of Fedora, released on 30 April 2019.
== Changes ==
* The boot screen was updated to display the OEM manufacturer logo on a system with UEFI BIOS, similar to Windows 8 and later.
== Gallery ==
Fedora-30-Setup.png|Setup
Fedora_30_Boot.png|Boot screen
Fedora-30-Desktop.png|Desktop
Category:Fedora versions
Fedora 34

Fedora 34 is a version of Fedora released on 27 April 2021.
== New featuresWhat's new in Fedora Workstation 34 - Fedora Magazine ==
=== GNOME 40 ===
GNOME 40 is a major update to the GNOME desktop.
==== A redesigned overview screen ====
* The dash bar has moved to the bottom of the screen. 
* The virtual work spaces are now horizontal which brings GNOME more in line with most other desktops out there and should thus make getting used to GNOME and Fedora easier for new users.
==== Improved Gesture support ====
* In the desktop with 3-finger horizontal swipes for switching workspaces
* 3-finger vertical swipes for bringing up the overview
==== App updates ====
* Redesigned GNOME Weather
* Pipewire replaced PulseAudio in Workstation
* Improved Tools
=== Improved Wayland support ===
=== Improved Qt Apps support ===
=== Btrfs transparent compression ===
== Gallery ==
=== General ===
File:Fedora 34 grub.png|Boot menu
File:Fedora 34 inst lang select.png|Language selection
File:Fedora 34 inst sum.png|Summary (Network install)
File:F34w-summary.png|Summary (Workstation)
File:F34k-summary.png|Summary (Spins)
File:F34w-keyboard.png|Keyboard
File:F34w-timezone.png|Timezone
File:F34w-harddrive.png|Hard Disk
File:F34k-hostname.png|Hostname
File:F34k-rootpass.png|Root password
File:F34k-useracc.png|User account
File:Fedora 34 netinst installing.png|Installing
File:F34-boot.png|Boot screen
===Workstation===
File:F34w-postinstall.png|First boot
File:F34w-postprivacy.png|Privacy settings
File:F34w-postonlineacc.png|Online accounts
File:F34w-postcreateacc.png|User account creation
File:F34w-postpassword.png|Set password
File:F34w-postsetupcomplete.png|Setup complete
File:F34w-login.png|Login screen (GDM3)
File:F34w-password.png
File:F34w-firstboot.png|First login
File:F34w-gnome40overview.png|Overview
File:F34w-desktop.png|Desktop
File:F34w-demo.png|Demo
===Cinnamon Spin===
File:F34c-login.png|Login screen (LightDM)
File:F34c-desktop.png|Desktop
File:F34c-demo.png|Demo
===KDE Spin===
File:F34k-login.png|Login screen (SDDM)
File:F34k-desktop.png|Desktop
File:F34k-demo.png|Demo
===LXDE Spin===
File:F34lde-login.png|Login screen (LXDM)
File:F34lde-password.png
File:F34lde-desktop.png|Desktop
File:F34lde-demo.png|Demo
===LXQt Spin===
File:F34lqt-login.png|Login screen (SDDM)
File:F34lqt-desktop.png|Desktop
File:F34lqt-demo.png|Demo
===MATE Spin===
File:F34m-login.png|Login screen (LightDM)
File:F34m-desktop.png|Desktop
File:F34m-demo.png|Demo
===i3 Spin===
File:F34i3-login.png|Login screen (LightDM)
File:F34i3-desktop.png|Desktop
File:F34i3-demo.png|Demo
===Xfce Spin===
File:F34x-desktop.png|Desktop
File:F34x-demo.png|Demo
==References==
Category:Fedora versions
Fedora 36

Fedora 36 is a version of Fedora released on 19 April 2022. This release's LXQT spin is updated to version 1.0.0. It mostly focuses on software upgrades and program replacements, but one of the biggest changes is the move from X to Wayland with proprietary NVIDIA drivers.
== Gallery ==
=== Installer ===
File:Fedora36-Install1.png|Language selection
File:Fedora36-Install2.png|Installation summary
File:Fedora36-Install3.png|Installing system
=== User interface ===
File:Fedora36-Activities.png|Activities menu
File:Fedora36-Login.png|Login screen
File:Fedora36-Demo.png|Demo
=== Applications ===
File:Fedora36-About.png|About
File:Fedora36-AppStore.png|App store
File:Fedora36-Files.png|Files
File:Fedora36-Firefox.png|Mozilla Firefox
File:Fedora36-MediaWriter.png|Media Writer
File:Fedora36-Terminal.png|Terminal
File:Fedora36-Tour.png|Tour
=== Miscellaneous ===
File:Fedora36-Bootoptions.png|Live CD boot options
File:Fedora36-Bootscreen.png|Boot screen
File:Fedora36-Firstboot.png|First boot
File:Fedora36-Firstlogin.png|First login
File:Fedora36-Neofetch.png|Neofetch
Category:Fedora versions
Fedora 37

Fedora 37 is a version of Fedora released on 15 November 2022. This release updates GNOME to version 43; the same version used in Ubuntu 22.10.
== Gallery ==
File:Fedora37Beta-Bootoptions.png|Live CD boot options
File:Fedora37Beta-Consoleboot.png|Console start-up screen
File:Fedora36-Bootscreen.png|Boot screen
File:Fedora37Beta-Installer.png|Installer
File:Fedora37Beta-InstallerWarning.png|Installer warning
File:Fedora37Beta-Firstboot.png|First boot
File:Fedora37Beta-Newmenu.png|New menu
File:Fedora37Beta-Classic.png|GNOME Classic
File:Fedora37Beta-Files.png|Files
File:Fedora37Beta-About.png|About
File:Fedora37Beta-Demo.png|Demo
Category:Fedora versions
Fedora 40

Fedora 40 is a version of Fedora, which was released to the public on 23 April 2024.
== New features and changes ==
* GNOME was updated to version 46.
* Global search feature for the Nautilus file manager.
* Updates to the Settings app.
* The Software app now displays verified badges for trusted Flathub apps, ensuring software authenticity. 
* Maps app offers a new editing experience, support for dark mode, and expanded public transit routing. 
* The Extensions and Calendar apps boast modernized designs and usability improvements. 
* The Disks app has a new I/O resource graph for monitoring disk usage.
=== KDE Spin ===
* KDE Plasma was updated to version 6.
Category:Fedora versions
Fedora 41

Fedora 41 is a version of Fedora, which was released to the public on 29 October 2024.Fedora Linux 41 is here! Fedora Magazine
== New features and changes ==
* Introduced DNF 5, which includes incremental bugfixes and makes it available to use between containers and memory-constraint systems, consequently dropping need for using specialized microdnf version.
* Default terminal application for GNOME-based versions changed to Ptyxishttps://devsuite.app/ptyxis/, which matches with overall GNOME aesthetics and faster than previous Terminal application.
* Introduced bootc as a replacement for rpm-ostree for deploying Fedora's spins and variants for specific purposes (e.g. IoT services or embedded environments.
* Secure Boot full support have been returned.
* Introduced new "Miracle" spin, which replaces desktop environment with Miracle Window Manager.
* Desktop environments for main release and spins have been updated to latest versions at the moment of release.
== References ==
Category:Fedora versions
Fedora 7

Fedora Core 7 is a version of Fedora, released on 31 May 2007 under the codename "Moonshine". This is the first version to remove "Core" into the main Fedora branding. It also includes overhauls to the login screen.
==Gallery==
Fedora-Core7-Setup.png|Setup
Fedora-Core7-Setup2.png
Fedora-Core7-Boot.png|Boot screen
Fedora-Core7-Login.png|Login screen
Fedora-Core7-Desktop.png|Desktop
Category:Fedora versions
Fedora 8

Fedora 8 is a version of Fedora, released on 8 November 2007 under the codename "Werewolf".
== Gallery ==
Fedora-8-Setup.png|Setup
Fedora-8-Setup2.png
Fedora-8-Boot.png|Boot screen
Fedora-8-Login.png|Login screen
Fedora-8-Desktop.png|Desktop
Category:Fedora versions
Fedora 9

Fedora 9 is a version of Fedora, released on 13 May 2008 under the codename "Sulphur".
== Gallery ==
Fedora-9-Setup.png|Setup
Fedora-9-Setup2.png
Fedora-9-Setup3.png
Fedora-9-Setup4.png|OOBE
Fedora-9-Boot.png|Boot screen
Fedora-9-Login.png|Login screen
Fedora-9-Desktop.png|Desktop
Fedora-9-Demo.png|Demo
Category:Fedora versions
Fedora Core 1

Fedora Core 1 was the first version of Fedora, released on 6 November 2003. It was codenamed "Yarrow". This version was based on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 and shipped with version 2.4.19 of the Linux kernel, version 2.4 of the GNOME desktop environment, and K Desktop Environment 3.1.https://web.archive.org/web/20031202145058/http://fedora.redhat.com/docs/release-notes/
== Gallery ==
Fedora-Core1-Setup.png|Setup
Fedora-Core1-Setup2.png
Fedora-Core1-Setup3.png
Fedora-Core1-Setup4.png
Fedora-Core1-Setup5.png|OOBE
Fedora-Core1-Login.png|Login screen
Fedora-Core1-Desktop.png|Desktop
== References ==
Category:Fedora versions
Fedora Core 2

Fedora Core 2 is a version of Fedora, released on 18 May 2004. It was codenamed "Tettnang". It shipped with Linux 2.6, GNOME 2.6, KDE 3.2, and SELinux (SELinux was disabled by default due to concerns that it radically altered the way that Fedora Core ran).https://web.archive.org/web/20071025045323/http://docs.fedoraproject.org/release-notes/fc2/x86/ XFree86 was replaced by the newer X.org, a merger of the previous official X11R6 release, which additionally included a number of updates to Xrender, Xft, Xcursor, fontconfig libraries, and other significant improvements.https://web.archive.org/web/20071025045323/http://docs.fedoraproject.org/release-notes/fc2/x86/
== Gallery ==
Fedora-Core2-Setup.png|Setup
Fedora-Core2-Setup2.png
Fedora-Core2-Setup3.png
Fedora-Core2-Setup4.png
Fedora-Core2-Setup5.png
Fedora-Core2-Setup6.png
Fedora-Core2-Setup7.png
Fedora-Core2-Setup8.png|OOBE
Fedora-Core2-Login.png|Login screen
Fedora-Core2-Desktop.png|Desktop
== References ==
Category:Fedora versions
Fedora Core 3

Fedora Core 3 is a version of Fedora, released on 8 November 2004 under the codename "Heldeberg". It was the first release of Fedora to include the Firefox web browser, as well as support for the Indic scripts. This release also saw the LILO boot loader deprecated in favour of GRUB. SELinux was also enabled by default, but with a new targeted policy, which was less strict than the policy used in Fedora Core 2. Fedora Core 3 shipped with GNOME 2.8, KDE 3.3 and XFCE 4.0.6.https://www.redhat.com/archives/fedora-announce-list/2004-November/msg00002.html It was the first release to include the new Fedora Extras repository.https://web.archive.org/web/20071025045333/http://docs.fedoraproject.org/release-notes/fc3/x86/
== Gallery ==
Fedora-Core3-Setup.png|Setup
Fedora-Core3-Setup2.png
Fedora-Core3-Boot.png|Boot screen
Fedora-Core3-Desktop.png|Desktop
Fedora-Core3-Demo.png|Demo
== References ==
Category:Fedora versions
Fedora Core 4

Fedora Core 4 is a version of Fedora, released on 13 June 2005 under the codename "Stentz". It shipped with Linux 2.6.11,https://www.redhat.com/archives/fedora-announce-list/2005-June/msg00010.html KDE 3.4 and GNOME 2.10. This version introduced the new Clearlooks theme, which was inspired by the Red Hat Bluecurve theme. It also shipped with the OpenOffice.org 2.0 office suite, as well as Xen, a high performance and secure open source virtualization framework.https://web.archive.org/web/20071028014017/http://docs.fedoraproject.org/release-notes/fc4/
== Gallery ==
Fedora-Core3-Boot.png|Boot screen
Fedora-Core4-Login.png|Login screen
Fedora-Core4-Desktop.png|Desktop
== References ==
Category:Fedora versions
Fedora Core 5

Fedora Core 5 is a version of Fedora, released on 20 March 2006 under the codename "Bordeaux". This version is the first version to use the modern Fedora branding, which lasted until Fedora 34.
== Gallery ==
Fedora-Core5-Setup.png|Setup
Fedora-Core5-Setup2.png
Fedora-Core5-Boot.png|Boot screen
Fedora-Core5-Login.png|Login screen
Fedora-Core5-Desktop.png|Desktop
Fedora-Core5-Demo.png|Demo
Category:Fedora versions
Fedora Core 6

Fedora Core 6 is a version of Fedora, released on 24 October 2006 under the codename "Zod".
== Gallery ==
Fedora-Core6-Setup.png|Setup
Fedora-Core6-Setup2.png
Fedora-Core6-Boot.png|Boot screen
Fedora-Core6-Login.png|Login screen
Fedora-Core6-Desktop.png|Desktop
Category:Fedora versions
Feedback Hub

Feedback Hub is an application in Windows versions that help users send feedback on Windows 10 and Windows 11.
== Gallery ==
File:Windows10-21H2-FeedbackHub.png|Feedback Hub in Windows 10 November 2021 Update
File:Windows11-FeedbackHub-Dark.png|Feedback Hub in Windows 11 (dark theme)
Category:Windows components
Category:Introduced in Windows 10
File Manager

File Manager is a simple file manager application introduced in Windows 3.0, replacing the MS-DOS Executive. It was rewritten in Windows NT to have support for LFN and NTFS security.
In 2018 the source code was publicly released and a version compatible with Windows 10 was made available.
==Gallery==
Win30afm.png|File Manager in Windows 3.00a
File:Win3mmefm.png|File Manager in Windows 3.0 with Multimedia Extensions 1.0
Windows-NT-3.51.1057.1-FileManager.png|File Manager in Windows NT 3.51
==External links==
*Windows File Manager on GitHub
Category:Windows components
Category:Introduced in Windows 3.0
FreeBSD

FreeBSD is a free and open-source Unix-like operating system for a variety of platforms that focuses on features, speed, and stability. It was derived from BSD, a Unix version developed at the University of California, Berkeley. It was released in 1993 and is maintained by a large community today.https://www.freebsd.org/about/
== Version list ==
Version 	Release date
FreeBSD 1.x 	1 November 1993
FreeBSD 2.x 	22 November 1994
FreeBSD 3.x 	16 October 1998
FreeBSD 4.x 	14 March 2000
FreeBSD 5.x 	14 January 2003
FreeBSD 6.x 	1 November 2005
FreeBSD 7.x 	27 February 2008
FreeBSD 8.x 	26 November 2009
FreeBSD 9.x 	12 January 2012
FreeBSD 10.x	20 January 2014
FreeBSD 11.x	10 October 2016
FreeBSD 12.x	11 December 2018
FreeBSD 13.x	13 April 2021
FreeBSD 14.x	20 November 2023
== See also ==
* OpenBSD
* GhostBSD
== References ==
Category:Operating systems
FreeCell

FreeCell is a card game, the objective of which is to move all of the cards to the four foundation piles to build up each suit up from Ace to King. The player wins if the player successfully manages to get all of the cards into the foundation piles. 
The Microsoft version of the game was introduced in the Microsoft Entertainment Pack 2 and was later bundled with Windows NT 3.1 and Windows 95 through Windows 7. FreeCell was also made available for Windows 3.1x as part of Win32s by porting the game from Windows NT 3.1. Since Windows 10, an updated version of the game is available as part of the Microsoft Solitaire Collection.
==Gallery==
Win32s-FreeCell.png|FreeCell from Win32s
Windows2000-FreeCell.png|FreeCell in Windows 2000
== See also ==
*Spider Solitaire
*Hearts
*Solitaire
Category:Games
Category:Introduced in Windows NT 3.1
FreeDOS

FreeDOS is an open source operating system aiming to create an MS-DOS compatible environment. FreeDOS was originally created on 29 May 1994, as PD-DOS. After two months, it changed its name to Free-DOS, then the hyphen was removed in January 1996. It has been in active development since it was created. Major computer manufacturers, such as Dell and HP, have sold computers with FreeDOS on them. With the introduction of FreeDOS 1.3 RC2, live CD/live booting has been implemented.
Windows 95 or above will not run on FreeDOS without special commands, and 3.1 or below will only run in standard mode.
== Version list ==
=== FreeDOS 1.0 ===
=== FreeDOS 1.1 ===
=== FreeDOS 1.2 ===
=== FreeDOS 1.3 ===
== See also ==
* MS-DOS
* ReactOS
Category:Operating systems