Changes: Theorysonic Operating System

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The Theorysonic Operating System, often abbreviated as TS-OS or TS-OS 1 by fans is a graphical operating system developed and released by Theorysonic and the first version of TSUG.

Released in 1973, the Theorysonic Operating System wasn't just the world's first operating system, and also the important milestone for Theorysonic, as it introduced the TS-OS line, which will later be replaced by the TS-UGOS/TSUG line.

History

The development of TS-OS began in 1965. TS-OS 1 took eight years to develop before being released.

Features

TS-DOS

Gallery

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 {{Infobox_operating_system|image2 = Tsos.png|image1 = TSOS desktop screenshot.png|caption2 = The screenshot of TS-OS desktop|developer = [[Theorysonic]]|os_family = [[TSUG|TS-OS]]|source_model = Closed source|released_to_manufacturing = January 19, 1973|general_availability = January 21, 1973|marketing_target = Personal computing|platforms = |kernel_type = Monolithic|default_user_interface = TS-DOS|licence = Proprietary|succeeded_by = [[TS-OS 2]]|support_ended_on = May 1, 1990}}The '''Theorysonic Operating System''', often abbreviated as '''TS-OS''' or '''TS-OS 1''' by fans is a graphical operating system developed and released by [[Theorysonic]] and the first version of TSUG.
-It was released in 1973. The Theorysonic Operating System wasn't just the world's first operating system, and also the important milestone for Theorysonic, as it introduced the TS-OS line, which will later be replaced by the TS-UGOS/TSUG line.
+Released in 1973, the Theorysonic Operating System wasn't just the world's first operating system, and also the important milestone for Theorysonic, as it introduced the TS-OS line, which will later be replaced by the TS-UGOS/TSUG line.
 == History ==