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Line 9: == History == ==={{anchor\|PWI}}Solutions for heterogeneous environments=== By the end of 1990, [[Windows 3.0]] was the top-selling software. The various graphical Windows applications had already started to reduce training time and enhance productivity on personal computers. At the same time, various Unix and Unix-based operating systems dominated technical workstations and departmental servers. The idea of a consistent application environment across heterogeneous environments was compelling to both enterprise customers and software developers. Line 55: }}</ref> {{anchor\|Willows ~~Software~~\|TWIN}}<!-- should be expanded in a separate article on Willows Software at a later stage -->In April 1995, [[Willows Software, Inc.]] (formerly [[Multiport, Inc.]]<ref>{{cite web \| title = CORSAIR EFFORT TO BECOME INTERNET OPERATING SYSTEM \| date = March 17, 1995

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