#history-of-computing

#history-of-computing

GCC is adding support for ALGOL-68, a language originally announced 57 years ago, showcasing its historical significance in programming.

ALGOL-60 is considered more influential than ALGOL-68, impacting the design of many modern programming languages.

Donald Bitzer developed PLATO, an early interactive computer system, which combined various digital communication methods and laid groundwork for modern technology.

The exhibit aims to demystify AI by enabling public interaction and understanding of its historical and contemporary significance.

The Windows 95 setup program was a complex process involving multiple setup programs tailored to the user's starting point.

Microsoft Excel, launched in 1985, became an essential tool for personal computing, influencing the spreadsheet industry significantly.