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The Operating System is the largest piece of software in Software Inc. Most software needs an Operating System to run on. When people stop buying a line of Operating Systems, they will also stop buying software for them.
{| class="wikitable"
! style="background-color:#ffcc67;" | Feature
! style="background-color:#ffcc67;" | Description
! style="background-color:#ffcc67;" | Dependencies
! style="background-color:#ffcc67;" | Unlock Year
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| Terminal
| The terminal is the classic text-based interface between the Operating System and the user.
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| GUI
| The Graphical User Interface allows users to actually visualize what they are doing. No longer will they be bound to inputting one line at a time.
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| 1975
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| 3D rendering
|
| [[Operating System]]: GUI
| 1983
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| Input system
| Allow the user to interact with the operating system.
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| Plug'n'Play
| Allow the user to interact with the operating system in any number of ways.
| [[Operating System]]: Input system
| 1985
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| Touch
| You can never have enough greasy fingerprints on a surface.
| [[Operating System]]: Input system
| 2000
|-
| Multithreading
| Multithreading allows the Operating System to run multiple threads at the same time by continually switching between them intelligently, speeding up applications and confusing developers to no end.
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| Multitasking
| Let your users pretend they can multitask by having several applications open at any one time.
| [[Operating System]]: Multithreading
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|-
| Networking
| How will anonymous people troll each other all over the world without this handy feature?
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| 1985
|-
| Auto-update
| Keep bugs and malware out, while annoying users with broken drivers and sudden restarts.
| [[Operating System]]: Networking
| 1991
|-
| 64-bit
| Doubles the size of bits per register, allowing for bigger numbers, more memory, larger files, the answer to life, etc.
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| 1993
|-
| PC speaker
| For all your beeping needs.
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| 8-bit audio
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| 1984
|-
| HD audio
| Like 8-bit audio, but with more bits.
|
| 1988
|}
The Operating System is the largest piece of software in Software Inc. Most software needs an Operating System to run on. When people stop buying a line of Operating Systems, they will also stop buying software for them.
{| class="wikitable"
! style="background-color:#ffcc67;" | Feature
! style="background-color:#ffcc67;" | Description
! style="background-color:#ffcc67;" | Dependencies
! style="background-color:#ffcc67;" | Unlock Year
|-
| Terminal
| The terminal is the classic text-based interface between the Operating System and the user.
|
|
|-
| GUI
| The Graphical User Interface allows users to actually visualize what they are doing. No longer will they be bound to inputting one line at a time.
|
| 1975
|-
| 3D rendering
|
| [[Operating System]]: GUI
| 1983
|-
| Input system
| Allow the user to interact with the operating system.
|
|
|-
| Plug'n'Play
| Allow the user to interact with the operating system in any number of ways.
| [[Operating System]]: Input system
| 1985
|-
| Touch
| You can never have enough greasy fingerprints on a surface.
| [[Operating System]]: Input system
| 2000
|-
| Multithreading
| Multithreading allows the Operating System to run multiple threads at the same time by continually switching between them intelligently, speeding up applications and confusing developers to no end.
|
|
|-
| Multitasking
| Let your users pretend they can multitask by having several applications open at any one time.
| [[Operating System]]: Multithreading
|
|-
| Networking
| How will anonymous people troll each other all over the world without this handy feature?
|
| 1985
|-
| Auto-update
| Keep bugs and malware out, while annoying users with broken drivers and sudden restarts.
| [[Operating System]]: Networking
| 1991
|-
| 64-bit
| Doubles the size of bits per register, allowing for bigger numbers, more memory, larger files, the answer to life, etc.
|
| 1993
|-
| PC speaker
| For all your beeping needs.
|
|
|-
| 8-bit audio
|
|
| 1984
|-
| HD audio
| Like 8-bit audio, but with more bits.
|
| 1988
|}