Windows 1.0 Easter egg revealed 37 years later

Easter eggs, which are the favorite mystery of the technology world especially with their inclusion in games, are also embedded in Windows operating systems. A Twitter user is on a very old version of Windows (Windows 1.0) Easter egg discovered that.

Windows 1.0 Easter egg deciphered by Lucas Brooks, Valve CEO known as Gabe Newell contains. The surprise of Gabe Newell, which was revealed after 37 years, managed to resonate in a short time on social media.

Easter egg with Gabe Newell found in Windows 1.0

Hidden in the operating system from 37 years ago, the Easter egg contains the list of team members working for Windows 1.0. on the list to Bill Gates Additionally, Jeff Pack, John Pollock, Walt Moore, and Gabe Newell names such as

While it’s unclear why it took 37 years for the Easter egg to be discovered, Lucas Brooks said it was well hidden. In fact, Windows offers a small “Congratulations!” to the user congratulating the user for discovering this secret. It also has the box. For comprehensive information on how the Easter egg came about, you can check out Lucas’ tweets.

Gabe Newell in the game world Although he is a well-known name, early in his career at Microsoft showed up. newwell, from the earliest versions of Windows engineered some of them, and in fact still maintains ties to Microsoft.

Newell joined Microsoft in 1983 and joined the development team two years before Windows 1.0 was released. But even just two years of experience was enough to be included in the Easter egg. Gabe Newell founded his own company in 1996. Installing Valve left Microsoft for

Although it does not seem like an important detail in terms of the operating system, the discovery of the Easter egg for the first time in 37 years managed to arouse curiosity in the technology world.

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