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Arguably the most infamous product to ever come out of Redmond was Microsoft Bob. Bob was Microsoft's attempt to create an easier to use interface for Windows 3.1 and Windows 95. It was the Edsel of software.
Here's a parody of Bob called Bubba. Bubba takes a down-home twist on Bubba. Although originally developed for Windows 3.1, it still runs in Windows XP, Windows Vista, and even Linux.
This program was developed by OsoSoft and is featured on TechRepublic by permission of the author George Campbell.
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| Format: | Other Download | Size: | 448 KB |
| Date: | Aug 2008 | ||
| License: | freeware |
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