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History of the home PC/Apple GUI

Posted on September 5th, 2011 by Tim Aldiss

This was a great find by DJ Greg Wilson: a series of short films about how all creation is plagiarism. Here’s the 3rd of 3 (the 4th is coming autumn 2011) which focuses on the creation of the Graphical User Interface (GUI) of the modern-day home PC. Interestingly it was of course Apple who successfully brought this to the masses. Check out everythingisaremix.com for more.