Happy birthday Windows 3.1, it`s been a great 30 years
(Windows Phone Central)

It`s time to open up command line and celebrate the 30th birthday of Windows 3.1. What you need to know Today marks the 30th birthday of Windows 3.1. Windows 3.1 introduced several features that have since become ubiquitous, such as the CTRL+C and CTRL+V shortcuts for copy and paste. Windows 3.1 reached its end of support 21 years ago in 2001. Windows 11 may be the latest operating system from Microsoft, but today is about Windows 3.1. It`s the birthday of the classic OS, marking 30 years since its launch on April 6, 1992. Windows 3.1 introduced several key components, many of which have digital descendants on Windows 11 and imitators on other operating systems. Windows 3.1 brought PCs the CTRL+C and CTRL+V shortcuts for copy and paste. It added TrueType fonts and came with screensavers and a media player as well. Gamers had two options for games that preinstalled games: Solitaire and Minesweeper. Selling over 3 million copies in the first three months it was on the market, ...