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On Sat, 8 Sep 2001, Andor Demarteau wrote:

> The hole idea of graphical ui's was taken right from Macintosh who had that
> kind of techonoly about 10 years before windows ever was created.

An Apple, in turn, got their technology from Xerox for the most part.